advertising
Heinz know that mayonnaise hold families together. Although they have pulled an advert from British television, they have managed to keep it online.
"HEY!!! Ain't you forgettin' sumpthin?"

"...Straight home from work, sweet cheeks!"
Watch the Heinz Deli Mayo ad which
shows two men kissing. It is the ad agency AMV BBDO's first work for the brand. I already wrote to thank
Heinz corp for their surprising inclusiveness.
Labels: diversity, gay rights, Heinz, marketing
overcoming prejudice
My son, Gareth, maintains a site called Y Hate. It's kind of a hobby, but the site also provides him an outlet for showing off his creative sidelines. He has plans in the works to start promoting a whole line of t-shirts, stamps, decals, bumper stickers and... [
you'll probably never guess this] custom made lunch bags.

Coming soon, he is awaiting a shipment of bumper stickers but can likely produce t-shirts individually. This summer he and a friend hope to get either the
y-hate site or
his own web log to evolve to a bona-fide website complete with product and shopping cart to sell his original wares. Watch for it.
Labels: diversity, gareth brady, human rights, tolerance