The Disney Traveler

Well, one store is a little less stereotype-driven today, thanks to one little girl's very annoyed face. BuzzFeed reports ( h/t The Daily Dot ) that seven-year-old Maggie and her mother were cruising their local Tesco when they came upon a bone-headed sign advertising a Marvel alarm clock as a fun giftfor boys, specifically. Maggie, a dedicated comics fan, was not impressed. Maggie made this face: My superhero loving 7yo daughter not impressed when she spotted this sign in @Tesco today @LetToysBeToys pic.twitter.com/8F3bsRv6PK Karen Cole (@karlou) November 22, 2014 Pretty sure literally every member of the Jezebel staff makes this face at least once a week.

Markets Also Discriminate | Oxfam

Although markets represent people (and their mindsets) it tends to take an overarching role as an institution in influencing all others who engage with it. In a paternalistic society markets become an amplified representation of a mindset that discriminates against women. For most of us our first engagement with the market is as a buyer of a product/ service or as a viewer of advertised messages. Market actors keep innovating new ways to sell more. Deep rooted paternalistic mindset pushes marketers to find creative ways to promote gender stereotypes through product design and/ or promotions. Its the market which defines that a girl should play with dolls and kitchen sets while boys should play with cars and action figures.

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