Hypersexualized advertisements showing women's bodies (or disembodied parts) are all too commonplace -- but would we react to these ads differently if they objectified men the same way they do women? (Some images are NSFW.) In a July 9 piece for TakePart, writers Holly Eagleson and Lauren Wade remade particularly controversial ads, replacing female models with male ones. The pair focused on images related to men who have had an active hand in objectifying female models. For example, the pair use...
Hypersexualized advertisements showing women's bodies (or disembodied parts) are all too commonplace -- but would we react to these ads differently if they objectified men the same way they do women? (Some images are NSFW.) In a July 9 piece for TakePart, writers Holly Eagleson and Lauren Wade remade particularly controversial ads, replacing female models with male ones. The pair focused on images related to men who have had an active hand in objectifying female models. For example, the pair use...
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