"On the one hand, the fact that these products are so popular means feminist values are becoming more mainstream. And by wearing them, you’re telling the world that you support women’s rights ― something you absolutely have the choice to do. But is that enough? 'It tends to cheapen the fight for women’s equality down to what you can buy,' said Martell, who compares the satisfaction some people feel when they buy these products to a placebo effect. By slipping on a T-shirt, they feel like they’re contributing to change. But anyone can get dressed." Thanks Casey Bond for writing about this important topic in HuffPo, and for letting me weigh in! https://lnkd.in/erwMBYm #marketing #advertising #culture #fashionmarketing #change #feminism …see more