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This study delves into the paradox of gender pay gap awareness campaigns run by the advertising and media industry, while the industry itself grapples with significant gender-based wage disparities.These disparities prevail despite the recognized societal and economic detriments of discrimination, particularly in the workforce.This research critically examines the design, content, and language of anti-gender pay gap campaigns, focusing on a specific case of the JWT campaign in the UK.Employing a methodological approach that analyzes both, the campaign's content and the social media reactions to the campaign, our investigation reveals inherent biases that may compromise the campaigns' effectiveness.Furthermore, we contend that the inclusion of content bordering on misogyny in campaigns aimed at anti-gender discrimination awareness raises ethical concerns.This study contributes valuable insights to the discourse on media studies by highlighting the intricacies and potential pitfalls within campaigns addressing gender-based wage disparities.
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