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Racism and white privilege in American advertising have been controversial topics throughout history. Artina, Julie and Anisa are going to shine some light on the issue, underlining its omnipresence up until today in a debate taking into consideration different points of view.
By Anisa Ali Gunica, Julie Rodo and Artina Binaku
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