It doesn’t come as much of a surprise after the virulent reaction it was seen on July 2006, Sony’s pulled the plug on their “PSP White is coming” ad campaign in the Netherlands, which depicted, well, you know… a threatening empowered white woman dressed in white, holding a scared black woman dressed in black by her jaw.
We’re not gonna call it an admission of guilt or anything (and neither did they), but Sony did apologize to those offended by the campaign, also stating, “We recognize that the subject matter of one specific image may have caused concern in some countries not directly affected by the advertising. As a result, we have now withdrawn the campaign.”
We’re quite well aware of the cultural context in which advertising must be taken, but it’s apparent the world holds a company like Sony to a higher standard, and Sony can apparently recognize this as well.
So, case closed, let’s all move on with our lives now, yeah? We’ve got some toys to obsess over, no time for this foolish business.
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This is what white European women need to do to the Muslim men that like to rape them.