Sexist ads vintage

Ms. magazine, founded in 1971 by Gloria Steinem and others, quickly became an important part of the feminist movement in America. A regul...

Includes pictures of Egyptians.

We wish that these ads are fake, but they are 100% real and 100% offensive.

These politically incorrect adverts from yesteryear show the sexist marketing strategies once used by advertising executives to sell everyday products to women, which would be unlikely to wash today.

Which company used this tagline: "Is it always illegal to kill a woman?"

Now she can cook breakfast again. Of course, she will be asleep by lunch.

Co-Le Sales Company asks: “Do you still beat your wife?” Their answer: “Maybe you never should have stopped.”

Back in the day, what was considered good advertising often came with a dose of what we know now as political incorrectness. Try not to cringe at these 21 politically incorrect ads sprinkled with varying degrees of offensiveness - some are even downright laughable now!

Even at the height of ‘women’s liberation,’ products aimed to female consumers were actually marketed to men.