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06-05-2022, 12:57 AM
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(06-04-2022, 11:28 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: I had seen this commercial quite a few times before I noticed something. What's up with the white chick in the background? Mixed race couples/friends is all the rage now in advertising. Its the only way advertisers can bring the White consumer (roughly 80% of the population) back in the marketing picture and avoid being branded as racist. And even in these types of commercials, Blacks are the principles, smart and sophisticated, while White males in particular are secondary players, being portrayed as clueless buffoons, or are absent altogether. In this commercial, MadAve seems to be checking either the mixed race lesbo box, or the mixed race best friends box. Of course, I suppose the White chick could also be the au pair or nanny. Symbolic slavery reversal. Order of importance/relevance in today's typical commercial: Black woman Black man Asian/Indian woman White woman Hispanic woman Asian/Indian man Hispanic man White man (Adding LGBTQ to any category above moves them at least one ranking above thier straight counterpart) Watch any cross section of TV on any platform and tell me I'm not almost totally right.
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