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- IS GAY WDOW ADVERTISG OUT OF THE CLOSET?
- OUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTS
IS GAY WDOW ADVERTISG OUT OF THE CLOSET?
From ads that sailed below the radar for straight folks to glter and rabows galore, the tone, targetg and imagery of LGBTQ+ reprentatn advertisements has gone through untls eratns as the muny faced pivotal moments like the AIDS epimic and changg there was queerbag, there was “gay vague.
The ncept of g below the radar language and symbols targetg specifilly queer nsumers was referred to as gay wdow the ntrary, Ikea took the road ls travelled.
OUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTSOUT OF THE CLOSET: THE ROLE OF GAY MEN AS REFLECTED THE PHILIPPE ADVERTISEMENTS
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The media has laid bare the dichotomy between visibily and than lookg at the clive mercials as fascatg, the cricism that emerged out of this social nstctivism showed how homophobia is systematilly traversg Mathew/ Maya the Drag Queen (TEDx speaker, Drag in, fluencer and actor) shar, “I me across an advertisement by Shoppers Stop where they featured a Drag Queen but tell me when did the brand give a genr-ntral changg room. I want to discs the ia of "gay wdow advertisg". For those of you who don't know what this means Kathere Senr scrib the text Genr, Race, and Class Media as advertisements "where imag are d wh subtexts which are tend to be unrstood by lbian, gay, and bisexual rears as 'lbian' and/or 'gay' and/or 'bisexual' texts, but which are assumed to rema nocuo to heterosexual rears.
303) This ia is also wily referred to as "gay vague". Through "gay wdow advertisg" is ma possible for the gay, lbian, and bisexual muny to feel reprented the advertisement and ma to feel like the product is ma for them as well. This leav the heterosexual nsumers thkg the two men are simply iends, but also allows homosexual nsumers to read the two men as a gay uple.