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Le sexisme dans la publicité en 45 affiches surprenantes Article Publié en 2010 Thème encore bien présent dans la société, le sexisme est une forme de discrimination de plus en plus critiquée mais toujours aussi présente. Inutile dès lors d'imaginer que la publicité n'ait pas eu un rôle dans la diffusion de clichés sexistes. La ménagère, la soumise, l'objet sexuel, autant de représentation de la femme qui ont connu un âge d'or dans la publicité d'antan. Mais le sexisme publicitaire fait-il vraiment parti que du passé ? La femme soumise C'est étonnant de commencer par cette catégorie, mais c'est un choix volontaire car parmi toutes les pubs sexistes vintage que j'ai pu voir, ce sont sûrement celles qui m'ont le plus interloqué. Van Heusen, démonstration même du sexisme pur et dur ET physique : 1964 Vendre du café, avec un argument bien ... particulier - Chase & Sanborn Coffee : 1962 "C'est bien d'avoir une fille autour de la maison" : Au moins c'est dit ... - Dacron : 1961 "Une femme, une pipe, un pull" - Paul Fourticq : 1970 "Épouses. "Mariée ?

Pubs Interactive Feminist Bingo Card Yeah, that's a troll you've got. Congratulations. You have a few choices at this point. You can go on the offensive and explain to your troll why they are wrong, wrong, wrong — we've helpfully provided a few remarks you might use as a starting point, based on the squares you got BINGO with — That doesn't give you the right to impose a standard of beauty on anyone else. Or you can just go watch this randomly-chosen video of fluffy kittens. (Oh, the tone argument? Mansplaining I still don't know why Sallie and I bothered to go to that party in the forest slope above Aspen. The people were all older than us and dull in a distinguished way, old enough that we, at 40-ish, passed as the occasion's young ladies. The house in Colorado was great -- if you like Ralph Lauren-style chalets: a rugged luxury cabin at 9,000 feet, complete with elk antlers, lots of kilims, and a wood-burning stove. We were preparing to leave when our host said, "No, stay a little longer so I can talk to you." He was an imposing man who'd made a lot of money in advertising or something like that. He kept us waiting while the other guests drifted out into the summer night, and then sat us down at his grainy wood table and said to me, "So? I replied, "Several, actually." He said, in the way you encourage your friend's 7-year-old to describe flute practice, "And what are they about?" He cut me off soon after I mentioned Muybridge. So, Mr. But he just continued on his way.

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