Lady Stereotypes, Right After Your Commercial Break Full Of Female Stereotypes

With this many stereotypes, you’d think you’re in the 1950s. But think about the last yogurt commercial you saw. Ads like this are still running today, and that’s totally ridiculous in this day and age.

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Jan 24, 2014

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