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Are there more women in the ads because in the past women were the main shoppers?

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Are there more women in the ads because in the past women were the main shoppers?

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Why does everyone work so hard to perfect for other people? 

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Why does everyone work so hard to perfect for other people? 

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How many of you have actually seen ads like this on a daily basis?

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How many of you have actually seen ads like this on a daily basis?

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Do you find it concerning that advertisements put out ads that are targeted to you and other teenagers? (Think: popular clothing/shoe brands, vaping, food/energy drinks, etc.)

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Do you find it concerning that advertisements put out ads that are targeted to you and other teenagers? (Think: popular clothing/shoe brands, vaping, food/energy drinks, etc.)

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Is it wrong how companies are advertising?

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Is it wrong how companies are advertising?

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How photoshop works on other people and how they change their face and stuff like that

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Her message made sense and it is concerning.

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If women are aware that ads are photoshopped and unrealistic, why do they still compare themselves to them?

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If women are aware that ads are photoshopped and unrealistic, why do they still compare themselves to them?

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She seems to think that because men aren't sexualized in advertisements, the representation is better, when really, almost every ad with a man is a super muscular build. Nowadays, all female body types are represented in ads, but males are still always in peak physical condition.

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I thought it was interesting to learn that only 5% of people have the body type of models.

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I thought it was interesting to learn that only 5% of people have the body type of models.

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Why are women more sexually advertized than men?

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Why are women more sexually advertized than men?

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I think that the message of the film was that advertising use the sexuality of all people to get attention which leads to many issues in how people view themselves. Many people have tried to change who they are to fit this unrealistic image.

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advertising seeks to set unrealistic standards so that buyers will continue to purchase in hope of reaching unattainable standards

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advertising seeks to set unrealistic standards so that buyers will continue to purchase in hope of reaching unattainable standards

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I think her main message was that women are used in advertising in a negative way. This is concerning because this may lead to depression.

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Would it be better

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When is the last time you saw some one who looked like this

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When is the last time you saw some one who looked like this

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I think that she was trying to show how people are put into ads in today's world

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I think the message was to show how people are viewed in ads in today's world

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What can we do about this

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What was the part that surprised you the most about the video?

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I think that Jean was trying to state that Media is devaluing women, and turning them into objects instead of people. The "real" images of women on social media aren't what women actually look like. There is part of me that buys into this, but then I think that women also put themselves in that position sometimes.

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I think a lot of what she said was true, but I also think that these adds happen because they the most effective form of advertisement 

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I think a lot of what she said was true, but I also think that these adds happen because they the most effective form of advertisement 

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I think she was talking about how girls get targeted and have to be perfect

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Jean Kilbourne clearly wants to make a statement with this lecture. What do you think her main messages are? Do you buy into it?