
A few years ago there was an
anti-racism campaign that featured Ken Livingston saying "Would i still be mayor if i was Asian?" and then CGI effects made him look Asian. And various other dignitaries with similar remarks and CGI-effect racial morphings. The advert, which was on TV, included a "glamour" model (Gail Porter?) saying "Would I still be as cheeky if I was Chinese?" and then Peter Stringfellow (pictured*) going "Would I still be as irresistible if I was black?" and I was wondering "Would you still run a club where women are objectified and abused if you were a woman?". But of course if I dared complain about the advert I was instantly informed by all parties that I was racist...
Today
Julie Bindel in The Guardian asks exactly that question: Why do we have to put up with misogyny when it's for
charidee?
*Apologies if you were drinking coffee and are now going to have to pay for a new computer screen.
1 comment:
I'm more worried about m keyboard but no matter.
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