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This advert was made to emphasis the fact that obesity is linked directly with cancer. Larger people were angered and deemed it to be fat shaming

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Both these adverts show women as unintelligent and used just for cleaning

The advert on the left is a Honda aimed at men by saying that women don't understand cars at all and the last line says 'we don't make a women's car'

The ad on the right is offensive to women because it shows her cleaning the car designed for men while wearing heels and a short dress while the men watch her. Stereotype that women are just made for cleaning.
The advert is controversial because everyone in the advert is white but the advert is written in Japanese.

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Women are bad drivers stereotype. Talks about inevitably your wife will have to drive the car, so you might as well purchase a VW

'VW parts are easier to replace'

''It may make you furious but it won't make you poor''

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https://www.adweek.com/adfreak/texas-nissan-dealers-ads-really-are-just-preposterously-racist-151380/

racially in-sensative, the car deals mans portrays a stereotype of a native american. with a stereotype of the face paints and feathered headdress. the face paints are like Childs drawings and nothing todo with the real culture.

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1930 advert going against the normal stereotype back then, she becomes the man with jeans on

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She is completely in ore with him, as she is naked and sexualised. He is closed and is staring directly to the camera. The way he is holding her, leads to believe that she is his possession, however he does not seem interested in her, which shows his power over her.

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http://sites.psu.edu/erinalessandroni/wp-content/uploads/sites/38177/2016/02/calvin-klein-charlie-hunnam.jpg

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This advert shows a man as being the only one who can achieve success and the girls are part of the fun and used as objects of success.

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This advert is a case of being very over sexualised. The humour of the ad may help cover the distasteful aspects of the campaign though. (The ad is for when they launched certified used cars)

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In 2013 the King Khalid Foundation created a campaign on fighting domestic abuse. The print showed a Arabian women covered with a black eye. The tag line was 'not all things can be covered'.

This caused controversy as people wanted to see a men being used as the victim not just a women, also people believed that the campaign was suggesting that all Arabian women are abused.

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Advert shows men standing over the woman and treating her like a sexual object. Men are the dominant characters. The advert overall is very sexualised.

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Post the ad and your views on the use of gender or cultural stereotypes.

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Post the ad and your views on the use of gender or cultural stereotypes.