Jean Kilbourne Can T Buy My Love Summary

Feminist Jean Kilbourne wrote a book named " Can’t Buy My Love: How Advertising Changes The Way We Think and Feel ". According to her book, She pointed out "alcohol is marketed to men far more than women, with ads often depicting women as objects rather than consumers". In 1954, Martini & Rossi published an ad where a woman filled alcohol in her male friend's glasses, but she had no own glass. Jean Kilbourne called it her book " The emphasis on girls and women is always on being desirable, not experiencing desire." Alcohol makers had talked to man sex but After the 70s, they were talking women sex too. Booze Alcohol had made a promotion where they demanded "single women apparently don’t need a man—because they have booze." Well known alcohol maker BELEVERDE posted an ad image on their Facebook pages in 2012. In that picture, a young smiling face man grabbed a scared young woman behind and woman tried to escape from him. Text on the image was, "Unlike some people, Belvedere always goes down smoothly."("official facebook page") Couple months ago, another alcohol producer Anheuser-Busch InBev's brew Bud Light lager names and its slogan circulated around the web. The viral slogan was

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