The phrase “like a girl” is usually used to refer to being weak. But the Procter & Gamble’s Always “Like A Girl” ad video below wants to change it.
In a social experiment led by documentarian Lauren Greenfield, a set of women, a young boy, a man, and a couple of young girls was asked to run like a girl and throw like a girl.
Later, young girls and women said they felt that the phrase “like a girl” is an insult to them.
Time to redefine the rules, don’t you think?
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