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		<title>9 Sickeningly Sexist Ads</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jill Harness</dc:creator>
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Ah, misogyny, one of the final frontiers of terrible, terrible inequalities in our society. It&#8217;s amazing that only in the 60&#8217;s sexism was so prevailent in advertising. Sometimes you see ads these days and think how prejudiced they are, but seeing these makes me think &#8220;thank god for the advancements in our society.&#8221; Maybe in [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: left;">Ah, misogyny, one of the final frontiers of terrible, terrible inequalities in our society. It&#8217;s amazing that only in the 60&#8217;s sexism was so prevailent in advertising. Sometimes you see ads these days and think how prejudiced they are, but seeing these makes me think &#8220;thank god for the advancements in our society.&#8221; Maybe in another 40 years sexism really will be totally gone from the marketing industry, but I doubt it.</p>
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