This was usually insulting, but sometimes fun (Centraal Beheer’s “forbidden” advertising Adam & Eve that went viral or that of Delta Lloyd ). Couples were used more often, because then at least you knew. What was going on and they could ‘just’ be represented as people. Visibility is of course mainly about ATL. NB: it’s okay to make jokes, but… jokes about gays, Jews, women, Blacks or people with disabilities may only be made with good decency by members of those groups.
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So, as a brand, be careful how you design that visibility in a funny way: you must first prove that you are allowed to do it! For example, Absolut and Ikea have acquired that right, but not many others. If you use a Joling or Paul de Leeuw, it will of USA Email List course go well again, at least… 3. Normalization The more often you see something, the more normal it becomes. Think of the beards, which suddenly appeared society-wide in the 00s. You didn’t really know anyone with a beard, and if you saw one, it was an old uncle or some weirdo.
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But now that you see them in abundance, from old to young and from vegan to butcher, you think: okay, so it’s everywhere. Well, so it is with LGBT. We really are EVERYWHERE, and pose no threat. On the contrary, we make an important contribution to society. Like those beards, probably. And that we do things that you wouldn’t do: oh well, who cares. As a man, it is best to paint your nails and go to the office with that. Or start with a beard? HelloFresh had a nice advertisement in 2018 in which “just” two men are standing in the kitchen.
