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13:07Now PlayingGillette, a Procter and Gamble company, has decided to go in the direction of Nike and Colin Kaepernick with their own “socially aware” commercial which attacks the idea of “toxic masculinity.” In the nearly 2 minute clip, many scenes of typical male interaction with other people are show in a negative light.
“Corrective behaviors” are also shown either with the scene or shortly thereafter in the commercial. The premise is for men to renounce “toxic masculinity” by educating one another. But what it truly comes off as is yet another attack on men in general for the sole purpose of making money revenue on top of their $66 billion annually.
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