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This crude 1950s advertisement run by the Continental Oil Company, boasting the durability of a fabric woven from resin-treated cotton fibers, depicts a man spraying a woman with water from a garden hose, which causes the fabric of her dress to cling to her body, outlining the contours of her breasts and therefore sexually objectifying her.

An image shows a vintage Budweiser beer ad bearing the tagline "when you need to get her drunk."

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Sexism in the 70s...

Ms. magazine, founded in 1971 by Gloria Steinem and others, quickly became an important part of the feminist movement in America. A regul...

Here are two very frightened ladies on a chair after seeing a mouse. They should be more frightened that the chair will break than fearing a little mouse Don't you wonder how many "homely women" sent in $1.00, a 2 cent stamp and a self addressed envelope to find out all the wonderful things listed? Here is the cure for "nerves" - a soak in the tub with a cake of Ivory Soap. Remember that, ladies, when you get a little crotchety with your family. Oh, my heavens, Dad is as bad as Mom - maybe…

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