When it's a fun trend or piece of pop culture, that's fine. But when a brand aims its marketing directly at me and my habits, with a descriptor that hasn't been used seriously for me since I was 12, I just have to wonder what the hell is going on.
Women have obviously struggled with equal representation and fought back against patronizing and damaging messaging that reinforces harmful stereotypes since the dawn of advertising.
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