ATR 43 – October 9, 2006 – Voicemail 206-203-3983 – addictedtorace@gmail.com
RANT
The “ohmygodyou’rejewishnoway!” reactions Jen receives each year around the Jewish holidays are the subject of her rant today.
INTERVIEW: RACISM IN THE ADVERTISING INDUSTRY
Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. The staffs at ad agencies are so lacking in diversity that the entire industry is under investigation. For more about this story, check out HighJive’s post on Racialicious.
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In case you missed it… at Racialicious - the intersection of race and pop culture on 13 Oct 2006 at 10:50 am
[...] Episode 43: Jen rants about the “ohmygodyou’rejewishnoway!†reactions she receives each year around the Jewish holidays. Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. The staffs at ad agencies are so lacking in diversity that the entire industry is under investigation. [...]
In case you missed it… at Anti-Racist Parent - for parents committed to raising children with an anti-racist outlook on 13 Oct 2006 at 10:51 am
[...] Episode 43: Jen rants about the “ohmygodyou’rejewishnoway!†reactions she receives each year around the Jewish holidays. Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. The staffs at ad agencies are so lacking in diversity that the entire industry is under investigation. [...]
Brand-new “Addicted to Race” episode out now (#46)! at Anti-Racist Parent - for parents committed to raising children with an anti-racist outlook on 30 Oct 2006 at 3:49 pm
[...] Our interview with Ad Age reporter Matthew Creamer in episode 43 about racial discrimination in the advertising industry [...]
Brand-new “Addicted to Race” episode out now (#46)! at Conscious Media Maker - for entertainment, media, advertising and PR professionals who care on 30 Oct 2006 at 3:50 pm
[...] Our interview with Ad Age reporter Matthew Creamer in episode 43 about racial discrimination in the advertising industry [...]
Brand-new “Addicted to Race” episode out now (#46)! at Racialicious - the intersection of race and pop culture on 30 Oct 2006 at 3:51 pm
[...] Our interview with Ad Age reporter Matthew Creamer in episode 43 about racial discrimination in the advertising industry [...]
Link Love: MultiCultClassics at Racialicious - the intersection of race and pop culture on 04 Jan 2007 at 10:07 am
[...] MultiCultClassics has also done a phenomenal job of covering the ongoing investigation by the New York City Human Rights Commission into the advertising industry’s hiring practices (check out episode 43 of Addicted to Race for more on that). Basically, the ad industry is so incredibly undiverse that the entire industry is under investigation. [...]
ATR 75 - Racism in Multicultural Marketing - 07/17/2007 - Submit an Audio Comment: 206-203-3983 at Addicted to Race - beyond diversity buzzwords on 17 Jul 2007 at 8:00 am
[...] ATR episode 43: Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. [...]
Addicted to Race 75: Racism in Multicultural Marketing at Anti-Racist Parent - for parents committed to raising children with an anti-racist outlook on 17 Jul 2007 at 8:01 am
[...] ATR episode 43: Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. [...]
Addicted to Race 75: Racism in Multicultural Marketing at Race in the Workplace - how race and racism influence our working lives on 17 Jul 2007 at 8:02 am
[...] ATR episode 43: Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. [...]
Addicted to Race 75: Racism in Multicultural Marketing | 8 Mover Directory on 17 Jul 2007 at 11:57 pm
[...] ATR episode 43: Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. [...]
ATR 75 - Racism in Multicultural Marketing - 07/17/2007 - Submit an Audio Comment: 206-203-3983 | 8 Mover Directory on 18 Jul 2007 at 12:02 am
[...] ATR episode 43: Carmen interviews Matthew Creamer, a reporter for the industry publication Advertising Age, about the New York City Human Rights Commission’s investigation into the advertising industry’s hiring practices. [...]