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Re: Pepsi We Inspire Digital Campaign Targets Black Women

teacup1 — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 01:30:45 -0000

I love this more and more of African American Women coming together! Because of the things I've gone through in my life "I Love Who I've BECOME" This inspired me in my life to help grow my Business, Ministry and Foundation. To help women and young women to not allow any one to depreciate their self worth, but have faith, trust God and the beauty within yourselves to increase your value! So, to do what you all are doing for beauty, laughter, and much more, I think is wonderful, we women tend to lose ourselves, in the mist of taking care of others and forgetting about oursleves. To be able to relate with one another no matter what our our lifestyle is in life, we all can do or say something to help others. God Bless You and please continue to grow this by spreading the word about it. The name of my business is The Most Beautiful Of Jewels www.themostbeautifulofjewel...

Re: Pepsi We Inspire Digital Campaign Targets Black Women

Quice — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:46:06 -0000

I love the fact that there is something that does target African American both men and women because I for one am so frustrated with television and only seeing people of White descent with a few Blacks sprinkled in...sigh so I say rock on and thank you for giving face time and with a positive message to Blacks.

Re: Pepsi We Inspire Digital Campaign Targets Black Women

Trudy — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:00:47 -0000

It's nice to see cause related marketing... but it just seems all to convient these days. So first you didn't want "blacks" and now you do? There's the My Black is Beautiful campaign with Proctor and Gamble, then there is McDonalds 365black.com and of course the Sprite Step Off. Why is black the focus all of a sudden? It just seems very disingenuous.