Dove | Beauty standards of looks are a form of bias
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Dove spoke to women on the street about how they're judged according to their looks on a daily basis and how they feel about #BeautyBias.
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all of them have a nice natural skin aww
Green, blue, an other shades from a first grade crayon 🖍 box 📦 do have an effect on the professional world as it should. People might say that is not legal . Well…… They don’t have to say why they didn’t hire you. When I do a background check I always check out there FB I can learn a lot about an individual from that alone.
She means the women she interviewed on the streets. And God Forbid that, because of my looks and my body type, that I should get “shipped” with another woman’s husband! ⭐️💜🌹
Why does she say "real" women at the beginning, like aren't all women real?
Tasniim Mohamed yp
Fadumo they are saying real like the fake photoshops that are in magazines arent real
She means oridinary people she comes across. Not a set up interview with selected women by choice. So it can be a random selection with authenticity
Can someone tell me where can I find Keti?(if that is her name ) she is gorgeous
whats a "real" woman look like? I think dove is trying to say that "average" women are the real ones and everyone else is not. Almost as if by being exceptionally beautiful, or youthful, or fit makes you a fake woman. The hilarious part is that ALL women hate being average. They compete viciously with one another to stand out. But I have to give it up for Doves marketing crew, they are really cashing in on marketing dove products to the "real women", all of who are secretly competing with each other to stand out. Bravo!
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TheCoersum I thought she just meant random women on the streets. Not selected women to avoid bias and make sure this stays authentic. Strange how we all jump to the worst possible conclusions due to our own personal perceptions of something that can hold many meanings.
Then why do you exclusively sell beauty products....
do you understand employers want you to dress for sucess men or women, plus women make beauty standards for other women?