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'How about some priorities?' Check out what the U.N.'s getting involved in NOW

https://twitter.com/MegasGnosis/status/879441780521005056

The U.N. had an ostensibly legitimate purpose at some point, right? Right? Because we’re finding that pretty hard to believe right about now.

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A few weeks ago, a U.N. committee decided to hear arguments advocating making cultural appropriation illegal worldwide. And now, there’s this:

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Last week, the United Nations announced on Thursday that it will be partnering with  companies like Johnson & Johnson, Google, Facebook, and Twitter to launch Unstereotype Alliance, a campaign to fight sexist ads that objectify and sexualize women to sell products.

“Every day, hundreds of millions of people around the world are exposed to the communications our industry creates,” Martin Sorrell, chief executive of major ad company WPP, told Huffington Post. “That influence can either be used to reinforce negative stereotypes or to set new standards of empowerment and equality.”

Nonetheless, a major goal of the Unstereotype Alliance will be to help transform commercials into a platform to empower young women, rather than the opposite. Television commercials could cast women as scientists for once, or maybe at the office instead of at home, cleaning. Maybe they could even portray women as human beings rather than sex objects, and teach boys to respect them?

Maybe the U.N. could find a less stupid way to waste time and money?

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https://twitter.com/myers_marcus/status/879435236479832065

Evidently not in their mind. Though we can think of a few things …

https://twitter.com/KC11A18A/status/879433546913509377

And then leave us the hell alone.

Amen.

Editor’s note: This post has been updated with an additional tweet.

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‘The lunatics run the asylum’: Guess which country the U.N. just elected to its women’s rights commission

WTF? U.N. committee hearing arguments to make ‘cultural appropriation’ illegal

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