CV Harquail, PhD—an independent scholar and consultant in Montclair, New Jersey—presents an interesting perspective on Omnicom and homophobia, along with ideas for banishing bias from advertising agencies.
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- 5887: Airport Insecurity.
- 5886: Fruit Of The Latinas.
- 5885: Crooked Employees Of The Month.
- 5884: Ridikulous.
- 5883: 2 Audiences, 2 Advertisers, 1 Happy Family.
- 5882: Is The LPGA An Old Boys’ Club?
- 5881: Memory Games.
- 5880: The Fight Goes On…
- 5879: Conflicting Concepts.
- 5878: When You Wish Upon A Minority.
- 5877: Researchers Not Lovin’ Fast Food Marketing.
- 5876: Assorted Train Wrecks.
- 5875: Total Worldwide Cheesiness.
- 5874: Spy Prerogative.
- 5873: Driving In Circles.
- 5872: The Ad Industry On Life Alert…?
- 5871: Adweek Examines Ageism In Advertising.
- 5870: Playing Games.
- 5869: Whitewashing The Obamas.
- 5868: Madison Avenue And The Color Line—3.
- 5867: A Room Of Their Own.
- 5866: Damn, NAMAD.
- 5865: Creative Circle Opportunity Is An Oxymoron.
- 5864: New School Idea For Old School Issue.
- 5863: Playing The Race Card Games.
- 5862: Sterling Pooper.
- 5861: Is That A Hot Pocket In Your Pocket…?
- 5860: Copying Cultural Computer Files.
- 5859: Translating Steve Stoute.
- 5858: Can You Segregate Me Now? Good.
- 5857: Madison Avenue And The Color Line—2.
- 5856: Obesity And Diversity.
- 5855: All Minority Recruitment Ads Look Alike.
- 5854: Going For The Gold—And Golden Arches.
- 5853: Running In The Wrong Direction.
- 5852: WPProfits.
- 5851: Job Hunt Going To The Dogs?
- 5850: Back-To-Fool Advertising.
- 5849: Playing The Culture Cards.
- 5848: Fresh-Baked Bullshit.
- 5847: Fat Facts And Faces.
- 5846: School Daze.
- 5845: Newport’s Pleasurable Rebuttal.
- 5844: Scary Imitation Phone And Commercials.
- 5843: Corporal And Cultural Punishment.
- 5842: Mission Statement Impossible.
- 5841: Political Diversity On Board.
- 5840: Opportunistic Bastard.
- 5839: Spy Vs. Lie.
- 5838: Overreaction Of The Week.
- 5837: A Stupid Snapshot From Mad Men.
- 5836: Mad Ave Desperately Seeking Whites…?
- 5835: Hadji Williams Goes Missing In Two Places.
- 5834: People for the Ethical Treatment of Aflac…?
- 5833: Breaking New Records And Barriers.
- 5832: Harper’s Bazaar Is Bizarro.
- 5831: 2Xtremely Weird.
- 5830: There’s Enough Evidence To Prove Idiocy.
- 5829: Going Green By Displacing Blacks…?
- 5828: Green Gig, Green Not Guaranteed.
- 5827: The Cartoon Lady Doth Protest Too Much.
- 5826: Dropped The Ball On Dropped Calls.
- 5825: This Is Your Brainless Campaign On Drugs.
- 5824: It’s, Like, Really Lame.
- 5823: See The Dark Knight, Defend The Nation.
- 5822: Adweek Belatedly Comes Out Of The Closet.
- 5821: All Black Presidential Candidates Look Alike.
- 5820: Culturally Clueless Copycats.
- 5819: Party Like It’s 1999 In 2050…?
- 5818: Madison Avenue And The Color Line—1B.
- 5817: A Bad Marriage.
- 5816: Dopey Ad.
- 5815: Auditioning For Feminine Voices…?
- 5814: Targeting Blacks With Menthol Is Not Kool.
- 5813: Breaking New Olympic Records For Idiocy.
- 5812: Pimp Your Wardrobe.
- 5811: Awarding Medals For Stupidity.
- 5810: Nice Package.
- 5809: The State Of Recruitment TODAY.
- 5808: Keeping Up With The Joneses At Olympics.
- 5807: Say It Ain’t So, Joe.
- 5806: eXCUSES, eXCUSES.
- 5805: Mad Men On The Cutting Edge Of Bias.
- 5804: Overreaction Of The Week.
- 5803: Urban Expertise In 15 Words Or Less.
- 5802: Who’s To Blame For L’Oréal And Beyoncé?
- 5801: Isaac Hayes (1942-2008).
- 5800: Obligatory Olympics Post.
- 5799: Keeping It L’Oréal With Beyoncé.
- 5798: A Cliché Is A Terrible Thing To Waste.
- 5797: Back-To-Not-Cool.
- 5796: Making Headlines For All The Wrong Reasons.
- 5795: Bernie Mac (1957-2008).
- 5794: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 15.
- 5793: Holy Mackerel… Or Holy Shit?
- 5792: L’Oréal, Beyoncé And Cultural Cluéléssnéss.
- 5791: Changing Faces.
- 5790: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 14.
- 5789: Creative Circle Or The Tenth Circle?
- 5788: Trouble Brewing.
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