The Huffington Post -
2 Feb 2015 23:03

Sunday night wasn't just about football and Katy Perry -- several social causes got their time in the spotlight, too. This year, Super Bowl advertisers chose to emphasize messages that promoted gender equality, fought back against domestic violence and prioritized inclusion. Although there were plenty of ads that lacked any sense of social consciousness -- everyone caught Kim Kardashian's selfie-obsessed, 30-second spot for T-Mobile, right? -- it was evident brands were willing to bet that the g...
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