Razor maker Gillette has launched a new ad campaign to get men to take a second look at toxic masculinity in the age of #MeToo and bullying. The nearly two-minute video shows men watching news reports ...

Gillette's newest advertisement isn't about shaving, or beards or personal hygiene. The company's "We Believe" ad -- a one minute and 48 second spot posted to its social media accounts this week -- ...

Gillette is making waves for its new ad that draws inspiration from the Me Too movement. The razor company is long known for its "The Best A Man Can Get" slogan, but now they're asking "Is this the ...

But advertising has missed the mark by trying to swim in the direction of political currents as well. Also in 2017, Pepsi pulled an ad with Kendall Jenner that was blasted for co-opting protest ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Gillette’s controversial advertisement denouncing toxic masculinity earlier this month had the look and feel of a Super Bowl commercial, yet the men’s hygiene supplier came out ...

Is the new Gillette razor ad a radical feminist attack on masculinity — the commercial embodiment of a woke sensibility? I was prepared to think so. But having watched it twice, I find a lot to like.

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