The following research paper goes over the historical signifiance and impacts of advertisements that stereotype, divide and depict racial and economic inferiority, often with the intention of asserting dominance or creating a significant advantage during times where winning in business competition was above morals and the negative effects that their often false and targeted advertising could cause to parties and groups.
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