
The Purchase Is Political
In 2017, the personal became political in a big way, with many people taking to the streets to protest for the first time. Politics have become a part of mainstream culture, from the #MeToo movement to the entrance of more and more celebrities into politics -- and into the White House. In this increasingly political climate, writers at Ad Week, Forbes, and many more, have argued that brands can no longer afford to remain apolitical.
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