Sexism_In_Liquor_Ads

Sexism In Liquor Ads Throughout this first semester here at IU I have been exposed to many knew ideas and been convinced of the idiocy of others. I do not see myself as a feminist simply as a person who sees an injustice and happens to be a woman. Male dominance has slowly become a thing of the past since we are now in the twenty-first century where woman and men alike are now ruling the world. However, there are select few that are still trapped in the period of time when men were praised and revered while women were simply trophies with little input on social issue let alone private ones. In the sixties and seventies not only did advertising companies have to adjust their angles to fit a new audience of race but also one of gender. Women began to join the workforce and bring in the valuable income that the advertisers were drooling over, forcing them to expand the market to comply with men’s needs as well as women’s. New advertising for razors soaps, shaving cream, and other neutral or male dominated products were forced to now angle there campaigns towards women interests. However, one genre of product still hasn’t sexism, liquor, male, women, ad, woman, men, man, now, drink, companies, bottle, same, however, eve, black, apple, should, product, one, market, even, enough, background, advertising, ads, adam, wearing, two, top, temptation, suggesting, seen, royal, red, products