What is not normal is not to face the whole gender dilemma and instead release the Edeka Mother's Day advert , . It is black and white. Now you could ask yourself the simple question: Do we want the world to be black and white? Does that mean that it is finally the men's turn? Now men must be degraded to the status of stupid losers in philippines rcs data an inept would-be satire about gender clichés, which unfortunately is advertising and not satire?
When it comes to gender differences, I prefer grey, and instead of painting things black and white, I want to find a neutral base tone for a shared future. "Thanks, Mommy, for not being Daddy?" Who came up with THAT?
Today's m/f or x doesn't need advertising that cements clichés on air. Unfortunately, we don't see Laurel and Hardy slipping on a banana peel. Black and white too, but incredibly funny in comparison. Don't you get bananas at Edeka.