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Wonen Work Harder in When Their Cleaning
This Ad is really showing how women are better at only working in the kitchen which is completely untrue.Women were supposed to plat spefic roles furing this time Womend were constrution workers or business workers there only duty was to stay at home and clean, cook, and watch the kids -
Its A Mans World
This shows how womens used to or should bow down to men just because there powerful in there eyes and they bring in money women arent superior they need a man to help them with everything evem politics -
You Mean A Women Can Open It
Women who are usually weaker and perhaps they feel not as smart, can open it. The woman in this ad seems so surprised that she can actually open this ketchup bottle.Women didn’t have many rights,These advertisements were modeling what the ideal woman is supposed to look like, and what they can or cannot do, like open a ketchup bottle. -
Volkswaggen Ad
Women are more prone than men to having certain types of finder benders that Volkswagen apparently had in mind.Females were the drivers in nearly two-thirds of the pedal misapplication crashes identified in both crash databases -
It's nice to have a girl around the house.
The assumptions of this ad makes about gender is that women will drop everything and give themselves to a man wearing a certian articles od clothing.it pushes out the fact that men are assertive ,desirable ,and powerful while women are completing opp. -
Bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan and never let you forget you're a man.
1980s portrayed career-minded women as "supermoms," and the industry began to grapple with integrating the traditional and contemporary roles of women. One classic ad from the period was one for Enjoli perfume. -
Nike : "If You Let Me Play"
The commercial featured young girls talking about the benefits of activity extending far beyond wins and losses. For example: If you let me play, "I will be more likely to leave a man who beats me," or "I will be 60% less likely to get breast cancer." The ad drew widespread attention, particularly with older women and moms who never had the chance to compete on the field, -
Mr Clean Ad
In it, a mother and a daughter appear to be cheerfully using Mr. Clean cleaning sponge. The following is an analysis based on the Mr. Clean advertisement and how it challenges gender stereotypes through the use of text, color, and people.They are expected to maintain good care of the home and of themselves. It is evident that the words used were intended to categorize women as the responsible ones for taking care of the house. -
Dr Pepper 10: "Not for Women"
he company's research found that men shy away from diet drinks that aren't perceived as "manly" enough." -
Teleflora: "Give and Receive"
While the flirtatious flight attendants were grounded years ago and the stereotypical housewife ads have been put out with the trash, women, in many cases, are still portrayed simply as sex objects.The ad says that men who give flowers will always get laid.
