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This page contains news articles about marketing sex and body image to children.  The views expressed in these articles do not necessary reflect the opinion of CCFC.  For press inquires, or to be added to CCFC's press list, please contact Josh Golin at (617)278-4172 or jgolin@jbcc.harvard.edu

2007

MGA Entertainment to Roll Out America’s Next Top Model Dolls (Worldscreen, 2/19/08)

 

Playboy is being marketed to pre-teens like Barbie or Bratz (TES, 2/15/08)

 

'CosmoGirl's' Pot Calls the Kettle Black (News Busters, 2/7/08)

 

Generation Diva: Pampering could give little girls the wrong attitude (Arizona Republic, 1/15/08)

 

Would Hannah Montana wear it? (Boston Globe, 1/10/08)

 

Barbie's off boozin' with the Bratz Pack (Yourhub.com, 12/16/07)

 

Bratz Media Empire Grows (Video Business, 12/5/07)

 

Teens stress most over body image (The Sunshine Coast Daily, 12/4/07)

 

Taking the Axe to Unilever's hypocrisy (Toronto Star, 11/28/07)

 

Dove viral draws heat from critics (Advertising Age, 11/26/07)

 

Are young girls dressing too revealingly? (Good Morning America, 10/27/07)

 

Unilever shuns stereotypes of women (unless talking to men) (New York Times, 10/15/07)

 

CCFC accuses Unilever of ad hypocrisy (LA Times, 10/10/07)

 

Starvation diets of schoolgirls striving for supermodel size (Daily Mail, 7/24/07)

Body spray ads amuse, but do they offend, too? (Sacramento Bee, 11/6/07)

A company's ugly contradiction (Boston Globe, 11/5/07)

Lolita's Closet: Unbearably trampy back-to-school clothes (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/6/07)

More than a doll, baby (Philadelphia Inquirer, 8/2/07)

Too Sexy, Too Soon (Parents.com, 8/01/07)

Are Bratz Dolls Too Sexy? (MSNBC, 4/11/07)

Marketing what? To whom?  (Houston Chronicle, 3/21/07)

Trash the plastic slappers (Bratz) (Courier Mail, 3/20/07)

Parents push to boot Bratz books from Scholastic fairs (CanWest, 2/28/07)

Message and the Media: Our girls deserve better (San Francisco Chronicle, 2/26/07)

As Pop Culture Targets Ever Younger Girls, Psychologists Worry About a Premature Focus on Sex and Appearance (Washington Post, 2/20/07)

Why are we dressing our daughters like this? (McLeans, 1/07)

Cashing in on the tween dream (The Australian Age, 1/6/07)

2006

Middle School Girls Gone Wild (New York Times, 12/29/06)

What's Wrong With Cinderella? (New York Times, 12/26/06)

‘Tweens‘ becoming the new teens (Associated Press, 11/25/06)

Psychologists push back against market forces and products that sexualize young girls (APA Monitor, September 2006)

No Escaping Sexualization of Young Girls (LA Times, 8/25/06)

Barbie Is the Least of My Problems, as a Mom (NPR.org, 8/1/06)

Tweens and Media: What's Too Adult? (NPR.org, 8/1/06)

Sexy styles beckon little girls  (Denver Post, 6/24/06)

Have the heirs of Barbie hit limit for risqué dolls? (5/25/06)

The Shrinking Childhood (Detroit Free Press, 5/13/06)

As Pop Music Seeks New Sales, the Pussycat Dolls Head to Toyland  (New York Times, 4/17/06)

Sexy media a siren call to promiscuity? (Reuters, 4/04/06)

Merchants of filth have worthy foe (NY Daily News, 4/3/06)

Backside of free speech (Boston Globe, 3/27/06)

Young Adult Fiction: Wild Things (New York Times Book Review, 3/12/06)

 

 

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