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Challenging Extremism
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The Austrian way of fighting trash in the city
Even before the Eurovision Song Contest of 2015, the streets of Vienna were plastered with advertisements reminding people about the importance of trash. The trash bins have either an ultra modern or antique design. And if the dogs are shown, … Continue reading
Propaganda of patriotism and art, 2015
The works of artists from the Russian internet-based organization Studio 13 featured “Ten Commandments of Russian people.” The exhibit took place in Moscow earlier this month. Studio 13 is associated with United Russia, the current ruling political party. Among the … Continue reading
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Different faces. Different circumstances. Backpage.
The reasons why women post personal ads on the escorts section of Backpage, an online website for classifieds, differ. Some offer their services, because they are behind on some bills, others write that they enjoy bringing pleasures. Some post photos taken … Continue reading
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“A force more powerful” vs. India’s rape epidemic
After multiple accounts of sexual attacks on women-students, women-tourists, women-professionals in India, the country welcomes an advertising campaign for women’s rights. Condemning domestic violence, “Abused Goddesses” promote awareness about the situation surrounding women’s rights in India. In light of recent multiple … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, india, rape, sexual assault, social change
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Cartoons, ads, and rape talk
What could possibly unite a series of cartoons (South Park, American Dad, and Family Guy), Calvin Klein/Dolce Gabbana, the New Zealand Air, Daniel Tosh and Slutwalk? Daniel Tosh and New Zealand Air thought that rape jokes were (?) funny. CK … Continue reading
Sex slavery as emotion in Ukrainian and American advertising
Apart from thinking about bad things on the night of Halloween, nobody wants to think about bad things. Nobody wants to imagine that bad things could happen to their friends, or, let alone, to themselves. Sex slavery is one of … Continue reading
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