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The traditional stereotypes of women as the secretary, homemaker, homemaker, or impoverished single parent has been replaced by a more modern stereotype, the successful, independent career focused woman. In the same way, a new sensitive male stereotype that is in touch with his emotions and not intimidated by female equality has emerged to replace the macho, dominant male stereotype of the past...
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Looking in appendix 3, the 1950's Atlas, Bond, and Desoto Adverts portray exaggerated masculinity; these men are strong, tough, wild, and free. The cod liver oil (1950), post bran (1940) and coca cola ads depict the women as caring mothers, serving homemakers and socially refined. The 1970's Levi ad goes a step further by portraying the woman in the ad as being sexually promiscuous and the Hitachi (1980) telephone ad has the woman playing the secretary...
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