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This advertisement reinforces harmful gender stereotypes. It portrays a woman in a janitor's outfit cleaning, implying that a woman's primary role is housework. The ad suggests that how clean a home is reflects on the woman, ignoring that women often have jobs and responsibilities outside the home. While gender roles are changing, advertising still commonly depicts outdated stereotypes of women as homemakers and men as breadwinners.
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