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Anyone else know about this? We were shocked, to say the least.
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That commercial you linked did NOT include all white people. The main actor looked white, possibly, but look at all of the people he's taking to. There was an Asian and lots of brown people who I assume were supposed to be Arab or Hispanic. Like the guy he's talking to when he's having coffee, and the girl right after that who says "hi!", And then the Asian woman and brownish man together after that. How many blonde, northern European people did you see? Zero
Every commercial I see features vaguely brown people. Many of them include tejano music or people sprinkling the conversation with Spanish words and phrases. Just yesterday I saw a commercial with a mother and daughter making a recipe from her abuela's cookbook, celebrating mi familia with [insert product].
Hispanics are all over TV, just as much as blacks
Agreed. I am latin decent and I notice lots of spanglish ads, it annoys me because I'm in America. I don't really see a full white Ad, which by the numbers should be a thing. They are the majority of this country. I see a increase of Black ads though which is tiring because they try to make it seem that everywhere you go in America there are 10-1 black to white ratio. If I go to Japan, shouldn't I see japaneese ads? What is so wrong with that?