Matthew Keegan
Feb 9, 2023

Why social class is advertising’s biggest diversity blind spot

You’ll find precious few mentions of class and social mobility in the equality and inclusion policies of any leading profession, including advertising. But how much longer can adland continue to ignore class? And at what cost?

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