This company says it was not “stereotyping in a negative way” to any of these groups.
The Australian subsidiary of the fast food restaurant chain KFC apologized for the controversy generated by one of its commercials in which minors appear.
In that video, a young woman looks at herself in the polarized glass of a car while she puts on her clothes until a woman lowers that window and looks at her with apparent disapproval while two children gawk at her.
“We apologize if someone was offended For our latest commercial. Our intention was not to stereotype negative women or children, “said a KFC spokesman without clarifying whether his company will withdraw the announcement.
For the Collective Shout organization, which campaigns against the objectification of women, these commercial initiatives contribute to “a lower version” and “reinforce the false idea that we cannot expect anything better from children.”
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