Can you imagine a time when tobacco companies were able to come to your college campus and survey you and your classmates on your favorite cigarette? It wasn’t too long ago! These ads from 1953 tell a story of a much different college experience. Or do they? Tobacco companies still manage to infiltrate high school and college campuses in other ways, but federal litigation makes advertisements which blatantly target teens, like these Cavalier ones, illegal today.
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu. How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
When targeting young men, tobacco companies often objectify women. This ad from the 1960s is a primary example of how this occurred even when targeting ollege students.
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu. How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
Got school pride? Of course you do! Especially if you lived in the 1940s. But that doesn’t mean you also have Camel pride. Check out the way Camel manipulates teens’ school spirit in this advertisement.
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu. How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
For more information on our project, please visit behindthesmoke.com. For an extensive online collection of tobacco advertisements, please visit tobacco.stanford.edu.
How does Big Tobacco’s manipulation technique in this ad make you feel?
