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Stereotypes Of Women

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Women have been looked at as sexual objects for a long time and nothing has changed. Men feel that they do not have to respect women because of the ads the women are in and the way people portray them. I found 5 ads that portray women as sexual objects and not women. The ads are: Tom Ford for Men, Carl’s Jr., America Apparel, Burger King and Dolce & Gabban. All these ads have something in common and that’s the disrespect they show women. For the first ad Tom Ford for Men the woman is only showing her breast with the cologne in the middle of her breast. Her fingering is painted red which I think symbolizes hot and sexy and she looks sweaty. The next ad was Carl’s Jr. they have supermodels or famous celebrities that are usually wearing a bikini

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