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In what magical city do these people live where it looks like Brooklyn but a kid can ride a bike around the whole place alone, carrying an expensive gadget that they don't get robbed of or forget on the counter of a deli?
I'll bet you cold hard cash that the person who wrote this has no kids, but vivid false memories of their own free roaming childhood in the early 90s, which is what this looks like - helmet and all (us seventies kids had no helmets)
It's possible that this a generational thing, but the "I'll be working from home today because I have a very heavy period" email really grated me. At one point in time, the idea that women would use that kind of excuse to stay at home literally kept us out of certain jobs. I dislike that this ad encourages that.
And before anyone gets mad at me for asking y'all to put your big girl pants on; I have endometriosis, I have had surgery three times and been in ambulances too. I know what a truly heavy period is.
Last years effort from the same brand, Libresse "Blood" which showed a Joan of Arc and many sports is a much better ad, imo. The soundtrack on that is great, and the point well delivered.
They also put their statement out on Twitter;
Latino Victory Fund Statement: pic.twitter.com/VE8T3N3zI2
— Latino Victory (@latinovictoryus) October 31, 2017
"The uncomfortable truth is that the white race is the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth" @MunroeBergdorf in #bbctw film pic.twitter.com/TePO0S1RhX
— BBC This Week (@bbcthisweek) October 12, 2017
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