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From the Stacks: He Plays With Dolls

Alexandra Tweten

This Ann Landers column was featured in the No Comment section of Ms. in December 1974. It may be OK for girls to act outside of their stereotypical gender roles, but boys who do need psychological help. Gee, thanks, Ann. Fun Fact: Ann Landers (Esther Lederer) believed in 1973 that homosexual behavior was unnatural: “I […]

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From the Stacks: Keep Her Where She Belongs

Alexandra Tweten

This ad for shoes was featured in Playboy magazine and reprinted in the No Comment section of Ms., December 1974. Aside from the fact that the footwear looks curiously androgynous and fit for a Pilgrim, what can we make of the slogan, “Keep her where she belongs…”? She belongs naked on the floor admiring your […]

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From the Stacks: Dewar’s Man and Dewar’s Woman

Erica Shultz

This 2008 Dewar’s ad (right) is a timeless example of how ad campaigns market to men using sexist gender stereotypes. Because we all know that men do the proposing and are deathly afraid of in-laws! There’s also the troubling suggestion that instead of experiencing real emotion, men should numb themselves with this bottle of Dewar’s […]

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From the Stacks: Wife Publicly Shamed by Husband Over Parking Job

Alexandra Tweten

Check out this clip from a Lansing, Michigan newspaper, reprinted in the No Comment section of the May 1973 issue of Ms.

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Race and Gender Stereotypes are Everywhere—Including on Your Cereal Box

Shira Tarrant

General Mills’s Wheaties cereal has been re-branded as “By Champions. For Champions,” complete with race and gender stereotypes. The rebranding makes the cereal the first to be intentionally aimed at male consumers.

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From the Stacks: Paper Bags Required

Alexandra Tweten

If you thought we had it bad with today’s advertising, check out this atrocity that was reprinted in the December 1973 No Comment section of Ms.

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Something Stinks About This GlaxoSmithKline Ad

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Coco Chanel has often been quoted as saying, “A women who doesn’t wear perfume has no future.” If perfume staves off doom, perhaps that’s what inspired an otherwise-inexplicable new ad by GlaxoSmithKline for its HPV vaccine.

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Don’t Make Me Laugh, I’ll Pee!

Michele Kort

Stress incontinence has gotten a makeover. There’s a new product, a new ad campaign, a new celebrity spokesperson (spokes-pee’er?)—Whoopi Goldberg—and even a new name—Light Bladder Leakage, or LBL!

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Then + Now: Binaca

Erica Shultz

This Binaca ad we found in the the April ’73 issue of Ms. seems incredibly wholesome–and feminist–compared to this ad in Rolling Stone.

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