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03-02-2016, 04:03 PM
New #LikeAGirl commercials fight for empowering girl emoji
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Girls around the world send more than 1 billion emojis a day, but if they’re **t into wearing pink or dancing in bunny ears or walking down the aisle, they’re out of luck on ways to represent themselves.
So says research from Procter & Gamble’s Always brand, which launches a new video this week that draws attention to the gaping gender-based holes in the emoji world and aims to plug them with new girl-power symbols.
"There's ** girl-professional emojis, unless you call being a bride a profession," **tes one girl in the commercials.*
"You've got boys biking, playing basketball...**ne of the girls are doing this," says a**ther with a frown.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/02/girls-emoji-like-a-girl/)
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Girls around the world send more than 1 billion emojis a day, but if they’re **t into wearing pink or dancing in bunny ears or walking down the aisle, they’re out of luck on ways to represent themselves.
So says research from Procter & Gamble’s Always brand, which launches a new video this week that draws attention to the gaping gender-based holes in the emoji world and aims to plug them with new girl-power symbols.
"There's ** girl-professional emojis, unless you call being a bride a profession," **tes one girl in the commercials.*
"You've got boys biking, playing basketball...**ne of the girls are doing this," says a**ther with a frown.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/02/girls-emoji-like-a-girl/)
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