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"If you're not on the side of your son ..." Via Copyranter . |
L he text of both versions is almost identical. Title:
If you're not on the side of your daughter / son,
is that you object to her / him. Then
Development: "If you love your daughter / son, aimez-la/le as she / he is. Écoutez-la/le and discover who she / he really is. The coming-out [the coming out for those who do not speak Hebrew] is an evolution that should begin at home. "

The agency chose an austere presentation to distinguish these messages from other ads and make parents understand that we are not trying to sell a product, but they suggest a way to solve this family problem. Both versions of the closet subtly illustrate a fact we sometimes forget: if children are struggling to gather the courage to take that step, it is also, or mainly, because the attitude of parents did not encourage them. Carelessly uttered remarks about "dykes" and "aunts", strict adherence to religious doctrine, fearing thinking close diversity, patriarchal or matriarchal position (you have no right to disappoint me!). Children who understand that their parents love is unconditional can come out with the family. Others begin by informing their friends.
Andre
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