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PETA

Ugh! Milk Gone Bad

Submitted by erinhurt on Wed, 2008-03-26 17:58. | |

Yuck!

So I've put off posting about this image because I find both it and PETA's numerous ways of using women in confusing and often objectified ways distasteful. They've titled one of their latest campaigns "Milk Gone Wild."
PETA's new
A just as smarmy take on Joe Francis' "Girls Gone Wild," PETA's current campaign wants to draw a connection between hot women and the dangers of drinking milk. But for me, the images they use don't add up to making any kind of supportive visual argument. Instead, they lose credibility. (Update: Some of the images below the fold might not be safe for work.)

Posing for your eating habits

Submitted by LaurenMitchell on Tue, 2008-03-25 20:43. | | | |

I’m wondering why the debate over meat-eating and the treatment of animals keeps happening on women’s bodies. This newest addition to the controversy happened on America’s Next Top Model when the contestants were taken to New York’s meat-packing district where they participated in a photo-shoot dressed in various articles of clothing made out of raw meat.

Three photographs of models posing seductively surrounded by hanging sides of beef.  Each model is wearing at least one article of clothing made out of meat as well as thigh-high boots.  There is a meat necklace, meat panties, and a meat halter-top.

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