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A social media outcry over an advertisement for Dove body wash which showed a black woman removing her top to reveal a white woman has escalated into a public relations disaster for the Unilever brand. (UNLVR.L)

The 3-second video clip, posted on Dove's U.S. Facebook page on Friday, reminded some social media users of racist soap adverts from the 19th century or early 20th century that showed black people scrubbing their skin to become white.

Dove removed the clip and apologized, saying on Twitter that the post had "missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully".

But the apology failed to stem a torrent of online criticism, with some social media users calling for a boycott of Dove products, while conventional media outlets in the United States and Europe were also seizing on the story.

In Britain, the controversy featured prominently in Monday's television breakfast shows, with guests debating how the ad got through the company's approval process and whether it was indicative of a broader problem with racism in marketing.

On Twitter, posts including the hashtag #BoycottDove, which started over the weekend among U.S. users, were appearing in multiple European languages.

"In short, racism is back in fashion and brands are looking to benefit," wrote user @Beatrix B. in French.

In the full clip, the black woman removed her t-shirt to reveal the white woman, who then lifted her own top to reveal an Asian woman.

"The short video was intended to convey that Dove body wash is for every woman and be a celebration of diversity, but we got it wrong," Dove said in a statement.

The black-to-white transition was reminiscent in the eyes of some viewers of infamous soap ads from history, some of which were posted on social media.

In one example from the 1880s, a black child is pictured bathing in a tub while a white child offers him a bar of soap. After using the soap, the black child looks delighted to see that his skin has turned white.

Dove declined to say how the ad was produced and approved. It said it was "re-evaluating our internal processes for creating and approving content".

A previous Dove ad, which showed three women side by side in front of a before-and-after image of cracked and smooth skin, caused an uproar in 2011 because the woman positioned on the "before" side was black while the "after" woman was white. Dove said at the time all three were supposed to "demonstrate the 'after' product benefit".

(Reporting by Estelle Shirbon; Editing by Peter Graff)


Not taking the full ad into consideration while calling it racist is a little disingenuous, and I don't think citing ads from over 130 years ago validates those claims.

"In the full clip, the black woman removed her t-shirt to reveal the white woman, who then lifted her own top to reveal an Asian woman."

The first thing I thought of when I saw the ad was Michael Jackson's video for "Black or White."

Given how far out if their way Dove has gone in recent years to be inclusive, diverse, body positive, etc. in their ads I don't believe there was any racism involved in the creation of this ad.


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Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.

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Reminds me of an old "Headline" from The Tonight Show with Jay Leno where someone sent in a newspaper advertisement for a tanning company. The ad shows a before and after picture. The before picture is a doughy, pasty white guy, and the after picture was this toned black guy. Pretty funny.

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I read an article about this last night and showed my wife... and it took us 5 minutes to figure out what was supposed to be offensive about it.

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Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.

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I read an article about this last night and showed my wife... and it took us 5 minutes to figure out what was supposed to be offensive about it.


I say this respectfully, but that's likely because you and your wife aren't tuned into these kinda things.

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Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


Yeah, after thinking about it, I do think it was dumb of them to release, knowing how on edge everyone is. I just don't understand the outrage. I highly doubt Dove soap was intentionally trying to offend black people.

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Nas wrote:
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I read an article about this last night and showed my wife... and it took us 5 minutes to figure out what was supposed to be offensive about it.


I say this respectfully, but that's likely because you and your wife aren't tuned into these kinda things.


I agree.

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Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America say it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an add that someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft think.


I am outraged. Going to switch to Axe body wash.

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Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


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Juiced wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America say it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an add that someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft think.


I am outraged. Going to switch to Axe body wash.

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Juiced wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America say it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an add that someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft think.


I am outraged. Going to switch to Axe body wash.

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Better not let people know it's marketed to white people as "Ask"


:lol: :lol:

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badrogue17 wrote:
Juiced wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America say it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an add that someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft think.


I am outraged. Going to switch to Axe body wash.

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:lol: Wait, does this make me racist because I found this funny? So confused. :?


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Its one thing to say something off the cuff and have it be misconstrued in one way or another. I'm constantly shocked how ads and TV programs manage to screw things up and create controversies like this. Maybe it's because I'm a pessimist but any time I am coming up with a new idea/plan at work, I always think "How is this going to fuck me up in the long run?" How do they not have one person in a pitch meeting, during casting, during filming even, pipe up and say 'is it a good idea to have a soap commercial show a black person turning white?'

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Its one thing to say something off the cuff and have it be misconstrued in one way or another. I'm constantly shocked how ads and TV programs manage to screw things up and create controversies like this. Maybe it's because I'm a pessimist but any time I am coming up with a new idea/plan at work, I always think "How is this going to fuck me up in the long run?" How do they not have one person in a pitch meeting, during casting, during filming even, pipe up and say 'is it a good idea to have a soap commercial show a black person turning white?'

No persons of color in the decision making? Not their demographic maybe, so they were excluded out of any pre-screening commercials that were run for the 'target demographic'

You are 100% correct. This never should have seen the light of day.


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Hank Scorpio wrote:
Its one thing to say something off the cuff and have it be misconstrued in one way or another. I'm constantly shocked how ads and TV programs manage to screw things up and create controversies like this. Maybe it's because I'm a pessimist but any time I am coming up with a new idea/plan at work, I always think "How is this going to fuck me up in the long run?" How do they not have one person in a pitch meeting, during casting, during filming even, pipe up and say 'is it a good idea to have a soap commercial show a black person turning white?'

No persons of color in the decision making? Not their demographic maybe, so they were excluded out of any pre-screening commercials that were run for the 'target demographic'


Dove has gone out if their way in recent years to be inclusive, diverse, body positive, etc. in their ads. Given that, I would be surprised if a variety of people are not involved in either the creation or screening of their ads.


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Hank Scorpio wrote:
Its one thing to say something off the cuff and have it be misconstrued in one way or another. I'm constantly shocked how ads and TV programs manage to screw things up and create controversies like this. Maybe it's because I'm a pessimist but any time I am coming up with a new idea/plan at work, I always think "How is this going to fuck me up in the long run?" How do they not have one person in a pitch meeting, during casting, during filming even, pipe up and say 'is it a good idea to have a soap commercial show a black person turning white?'


Companies are stupid. They never realize how dumb their promotions are or what the potential bad ramifications can be. Just look at all those automated Twitter promotions. This one was my favorite:

https://deadspin.com/chip-brands-automa ... 1795546405

Or this one:

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That Patriots one.... good god almighty.

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Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


I don't think you saw the ad.

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Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America say it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an add that someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft think.


I am outraged. Going to switch to Axe body wash.

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I'll try it too.

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Nas wrote:
Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


I don't think you saw the ad.


Why do you say that?


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Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


Why was it even necessary to change races to imply cleanliness?

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Regular Reader wrote:
Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


Why was it even necessary to change races to imply cleanliness?


Why do you think they were implying one race is cleaner than the other?


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Regular Reader wrote:
Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


Why was it even necessary to change races to imply cleanliness?


I thought it was trying to show everyone loves Dove but again I'm sure Nas is right in that I am blind to other meanings.

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Right now some C level old man is longing for the days when people were upset at Dove for showing laughing fat ladies in their bras.

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Tad Queasy wrote:
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Tad Queasy wrote:
Nas wrote:
Terry's Peeps wrote:
Saw that earlier and just shook my head.

People are just goofy. It's not like they were trying say that deep down, African-Americans all just want to be white.


Black America sees it as saying blacks are dirty. It didn't really register with me but it's an ad someone on the marketing team should recognize will be controversial. Kinda like the ESPN draft thing.


In what sequence could Dove have featured people of different races for those who found it offensive to think it is not offensive?

White to Black to Asian?
White to Asian to Black?
Asian to White to Black?
Black to White to Asian?


Why was it even necessary to change races to imply cleanliness?


Why do you think they were implying one race is cleaner than the other?


I don't necessarily think that. I do believe that they were following the diversity trend in ads.

And picked a dumb way to do it in an ad for a cleaning product

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Right now some C level old man is longing for the days when people were upset at Dove for showing laughing fat ladies in their bras.


Is that a shot? :lol:

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Right now some C level old man is longing for the days when people were upset at Dove for showing laughing fat ladies in their bras.


Is that a shot? :lol:


No :lol: :lol:

Were you upset about the t0pless fat lady ads?

I meant like a CEO, COO etc.

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It's an interesting development in society that we have to have a discussion if a bar of soap hates minorities or just made a mistake pandering to minorities.

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