Powerful Video Reveals How Ads Are Filled With Sexism And Objectification Of Women
Objectification of women is a thing that exists even in a sandwich advertisement. That’s what the #WomenNotObjects project is all about. The video pairs some egregious examples of sexist advertising with sarcastic remarks from women exposed to them. From sandwiches to pick-up trucks to clothing – it’s as pervasive as to be everywhere.
The project video encourages discussion by using #WomenNotObjects hashtag. If you want to see more ladies fighting back, here’s a post on female scientists reacting to a sexist remark by a prominent male colleague. And here’s one about a project using hygiene pads to raise rape awareness.
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Load More Replies...I am all against women objectification (or anyone's objectification for that matter, no one deserves to be treated like a tool), but sadly I'd have to agree that this video was a bit too weak and vague. The "I am your..." was a good point, but would have been more effective if shown in front of those sexualised pictures (or would that be a little extreme maybe...?). My favourite part was the parfume one, "man that smells like a vagina"! Hilarious! In that given context, of course.
Sexism just sucks. How have humans come to this? Why?!!!
Load More Replies...Oh please, men being objectified? Not quite the same thing is it? Try to be honest.
Yes, it is the same thing. Nobody should be objectified... and it doesn't matter if you are a woman or a man. We are all equal.
Load More Replies...I believe that the media projects both men and women in an extremely negative light. Men are projected to want nothing but sex and women are projected to not want sex. However, in the context of this article I think even men would say wtf to these terrible ads lol. I think that they should run an ad campaign with both gendered overly sexualized so that it's equal instead of it just being the women, after all, sex sells.
No one should be objectified period. I'm so sick of all the sex on the movies and TV shows today that I refuse to watch them. Where is the talent that can act without showing all the sex, violence, robots, sci-fi or vampires?
Huh, this video has been flagged by the YouTube community, yet they were okay for advertising? It's inadvertently censored education of this issue.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/rossalynwarren/can-you-guess-what-these-adverts-are-trying-to-sell#.jhzXnzN2oo
Load More Replies...I am all against women objectification (or anyone's objectification for that matter, no one deserves to be treated like a tool), but sadly I'd have to agree that this video was a bit too weak and vague. The "I am your..." was a good point, but would have been more effective if shown in front of those sexualised pictures (or would that be a little extreme maybe...?). My favourite part was the parfume one, "man that smells like a vagina"! Hilarious! In that given context, of course.
Sexism just sucks. How have humans come to this? Why?!!!
Load More Replies...Oh please, men being objectified? Not quite the same thing is it? Try to be honest.
Yes, it is the same thing. Nobody should be objectified... and it doesn't matter if you are a woman or a man. We are all equal.
Load More Replies...I believe that the media projects both men and women in an extremely negative light. Men are projected to want nothing but sex and women are projected to not want sex. However, in the context of this article I think even men would say wtf to these terrible ads lol. I think that they should run an ad campaign with both gendered overly sexualized so that it's equal instead of it just being the women, after all, sex sells.
No one should be objectified period. I'm so sick of all the sex on the movies and TV shows today that I refuse to watch them. Where is the talent that can act without showing all the sex, violence, robots, sci-fi or vampires?
Huh, this video has been flagged by the YouTube community, yet they were okay for advertising? It's inadvertently censored education of this issue.







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