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Adairs
Jun 06, 2015
As a bedding and manchester retailer Adairs has 'jumped into bed' with sexploitation porn brand "Playboy."
AFL
Jun 06, 2015
The Australian Football League talks respect for women, but is silent on its star player promoting its sexually objectifying fashion range to AFL fans.
Amazon
Nov 12, 2015
Amazon have a history of selling exploitative products that objectify women and sexualise children.
American Apparel
Nov 11, 2015
American Apparel have a history of exploiting woman and girls in their advertising
Bavarian Bier Cafe
Nov 11, 2015
Bavarian Bier Cafe has a history of objectifying women in its advertising
Benefit Cosmetics
Nov 11, 2015
Benefit cosmetics have a history of using sexually objectifying images to sell make up
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I would venture that the sexualisation of girls, the objectification of women, violence against women and sexual exploitation of women and girls are issues worth fighting for. Again, you are free to disagree.
I’m glad you don’t ‘feel’ oppressed, but that’s not how oppression works. It is not based on the feelings of individuals, but structures and the wider culture. It is not oppressing men to highlight the sexual objectification of women, and I would suggest nobody has a right to sex toys modelled on the vaginas of female children so they can fantasise about raping children.
If you aren’t concerned about these issues then perhaps Collective Shout is not for you.
I am a woman and I don’t see any issues with these brands and what they are doing, I don’t feel oppressed and sexualised by them, what I feel is that you are trying to oppress men by trying to take a way and ban things that they also have a right to.