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The (New) F-Word
January 29, 2016
The (New) F-Word
I think women are no longer rejecting being a feminist. And why shouldn’t they? Beyoncé declared herself a Feminist. Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls #AskedHerMore says it all. Even Armani designed a collection that encourages women to embrace their natural style. It’s beautiful.

One of the most creative women in advertising—and a CEW board member—Madonna Badger, has created a new campaign, #WomenNotObjects. The effort challenges how women are objectified in ads. Madonna has announced that her creative firm, Badger & Winters, will never objectify a woman again in any of the advertising, content and posts her company creates. I give her credit for taking this stand. It’s gutsy.

You have to look at the video Badger & Winters created to get the campaign off the ground. In less than three weeks it’s already received more than 1 million views. You can see it here.

About Carlotta

Hello, I’m Carlotta Jacobson, President of CEW. The beauty industry is one of the most dynamic industries in this world. Luckily, I have the amazing opportunity to network with its talented movers and shakers, and attend many of its educational and charitable events.

We started @CarlottaConnected to give you an inside look at the beauty industry I connect with both professionally and personally. I hope I’m able to give you some insights and access with this blog—as well even more reasons to admire the leaders in our industry.