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Transfeminist community for creatives, marketers, and media people.
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Quanto sfruttamento abbiamo imparato a chiamare normalità?
Il 12 novembre @wehatepink torna alla NABA di Milano per parlarne insieme: lavoro, precarietà, diritti.
Perché i problemi collettivi non si risolvono da sole.
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Cosa ti aspetta:
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💬 un confronto aperto con chi vive i tuoi stessi problemi
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🎨 RealAds, la mostra che mette in discussione gli stereotipi nella pubblicità
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🎬 il documentario che racconta il progetto
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🥂 un drink per continuare a parlarne e conoscerci meglio
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📅 12 novembre | 🕡 18:30-20:30
📍 NABA, Via Carlo Darwin 20, Milano
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👉 Iscriviti dal link in bio
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Salva il Reel per non perdere la data
Mandalo a una collega con cui ne hai parlato almeno una volta
Speaker e programma in arrivo. taken in NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti by @wehatepink

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Internship che non finiscono mai. Contratti che restano precari. Straordinari regalati. Weekend che, improvvisamente, diventano giorni lavorativi. E pochissimi spazi collettivi.

Nel settore creativo abbiamo imparato molto presto che bisogna essere flessibili, disponibili, appassionatə. Bisogna fare gavetta. Stringere i denti. Essere grate di esserci.

A un certo punto, però, vale la pena chiedersi: quanto sfruttamento abbiamo imparato a chiamare normalità?

Il 12 novembre @wehatepink torna alla NABA di Milano per parlarne insieme di lavoro, precarietà, diritti. Ma soprattutto, cosa succede quando smettiamo di affrontare individualmente problemi collettivi?

Durante la serata presenteremo anche RealAds, la mostra che mette in discussione stereotipi e rappresentazioni nella pubblicità, insieme al documentario che racconta il progetto e le storie dietro le campagne.

Perché cambiare l’industria significa anche interrogarsi su quello che produciamo, sulle immagini che creiamo e sulle storie che scegliamo di raccontare.

📍 NABA — Via Carlo Darwin 20, Milano
🕡 18:30–20:30

Si continua poi con un drink. Certe conversazioni si affrontano meglio in buona compagnia.

Speaker, programma e dettagli su RealAds in arrivo.
Segnati la data e registrati via link in bio 🔗 taken in NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti by @wehatepink

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Ogni nuova notizia di una donna uccisa provoca disgusto, rabbia e la sensazione di vivere in un Paese che continua a contare le vittime senza avere davvero il coraggio di mettere in discussione ciò che le produce.

E mentre tutto questo accade, nel dibattito pubblico tornano parole e idee che credevamo screditate dalla storia. Non più confinate ai margini, ma pronunciate nei programmi politici, amplificate dai media, rese progressivamente familiari dalla ripetizione.

E, forse, l’aspetto che spaventa di più non è soltanto la violenza che vediamo, ma la velocità con cui stiamo imparando a convivere con il linguaggio che la rende pensabile.

Ci diranno che sono provocazioni, che bisogna confrontarsi con tutte le opinioni, che parlarne non significa condividerle.

Ma non tutte le idee arrivano nello spazio pubblico per partecipare democraticamente a una conversazione. Alcune arrivano per spostarne i confini, erodere diritti e trasformare la regressione in buonsenso.

E quando ce ne accorgiamo, spesso abbiamo già iniziato a chiamare “dibattito” ciò che avremmo dovuto riconoscere subito come propaganda.

Non possiamo permetterci l’assuefazione. Né davanti ai femminicidi, né davanti alle parole che costruiscono il mondo nel quale continuano ad accadere.

#antifascismo #femminicidi #vannaccicontroledonne by @wehatepink

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Today, We Hate Pink took to the streets in London alongside other feminist groups to disrupt and protest the anti-abortion March for Life.

Because abortion rights are never something we can take for granted.

Across the world, we are watching organised anti-abortion movements grow stronger, better funded and increasingly connected to far-right politics. What happens in the US, Italy, the UK or elsewhere is not isolated. The attack on reproductive freedom is international and so must be our resistance.

We marched for everyone who has ever needed an abortion.
For everyone who has been denied reproductive healthcare.
For those who have been criminalised, shamed or forced to put their lives at risk.
For everyone who deserves the freedom to decide what happens to their own body.

And we marched because abortion is healthcare.
Because bodily autonomy is a fundamental right.
Because our bodies are not up for debate.

We will not quietly watch our rights being rolled back.

Our bodies. Our choice. Our fight.

✊🏽💗

#WeHatePink #AbortionRights #OurBodyOurChoice #reproductiverights taken in London, United Kingdom by @wehatepink

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Today we say goodbye to one of the women who helped change the language, visibility and possibilities of feminism.

For more than six decades, Gloria Steinem wrote, organised, challenged power and helped bring feminist ideas into mainstream culture. She understood something that still matters enormously today: who gets to tell stories, who gets a platform and who gets heard is political.

As a journalist, activist and co-founder of Ms. magazine, she helped create spaces where women could speak about their lives on their own terms — about work, bodies, reproductive freedom, violence, race, money and power.

Her feminism was not without contradictions, and neither is the history of any movement. But remembering feminist history also means recognising the women who opened doors, changed conversations and made it possible for the generations after them to push further.

At We Hate Pink, we believe in many of the same things: that media matters, that representation without power is not enough, and that feminism is something we build collectively.

Gloria once said, “The story of women’s struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organisation but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.”

So we keep going.

Thank you, Gloria, for your words, your rebellion and the space you helped create for those who came after you.

Rest in power. 🖤 by @wehatepink

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A Genova non c’era soltanto qualcosa contro cui protestare, ma un movimento globale che provava a immaginare un futuro diverso.

Venticinque anni dopo, molte delle sue domande restano aperte. Avevamo ragione e lo sapevamo by @wehatepink

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3 months ago

Another Cannes, another feed full of “the work everyone should watch.”

We watched too, but we were less interested in the trophies than in the pattern.

The most celebrated work this year wasn’t really about AI or automation, it was about climate, democracy, beauty standards, migration and community.

Brands are increasingly stepping into spaces once occupied by public institutions and collective care.

That might sound hopeful, but it also raises a bigger question: when brands start doing the work of the commons, are we witnessing progress, or capitalism reinventing itself once again?

That’s the conversation we’re interested in.

Read the full piece on our Substack. 🌱 Link in bio.

#CannesLions #Marketing #Advertising #BrandPurpose #MediaCritique by @wehatepink

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3 months ago

What’s happening in Belfast matters to all of us.

The far right has always used the language of “protecting women and children” to justify racism, border violence and attacks on Black and Brown communities. We’ve seen this script before. The people setting cars on fire and targeting migrant families are not interested in women’s safety, they’re interested in power.

And if we’re going to talk about safety, let’s talk about the actual numbers. Around 78% of homicide suspects in the UK are white men. A woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK. Northern Ireland is around 96.6% white and has some of the highest rates of violence against women in Western Europe. The danger was never where they pointed.

As feminists, we refuse to let our lives be weaponised to fuel hate.

We’ll be attending meetings in London alongside other feminist organisations to organise against the rise of the far right. Find your local feminist group, join the conversations, and show up at the demonstrations in your area.

Solidarity isn’t a hashtag. It’s a practice and now is the time to show up.

#womenagainstthefarright #uk #london taken in London, United Kingdom by @wehatepink

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4 months ago

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4 months ago

Marjane Satrapi showed us that storytelling always carries meaning.

With her art, memories, humor, and courage, she turned her own experiences into powerful political stories. Whether in Persepolis, her films, essays, or other artwork, Satrapi dedicated her life to recording that authoritarianism tries to hide complexity, dissent, joy, grief, and the daily realities of life under oppression.

For many, Persepolis was more than just a graphic novel. It introduced us to Iran beyond the news, reminded us that history happens through everyday people, and showed that personal stories can challenge big ideas more strongly than any slogan.

When Iranian women marched for Woman, Life, Freedom, Satrapi stood with them and used her voice to help share the stories that authorities tried to silence.

Satrapi’s work reminds us that sharing our stories, even the hard ones, is still a political act.

Rest in power, Marjane. Thank you for showing us that art can be a witness, a memory, and a rebellion all at once.

#Persepolis #WomanLifeFreedom #Iran #Feminism #ArtAsResistance by @wehatepink

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4 months ago

Lavorare nel settore creativo viene ancora raccontato come qualcosa di desiderabile, libero, “cool”. Ma dietro questa narrazione esistono anche precarietà, burnout, isolamento, discriminazioni e una pressione continua a performare, produrre ed essere sempre disponibili.

Con la survey Lavoro o Dissenso?, We Hate Pink ha iniziato a raccogliere esperienze e testimonianze di persone che lavorano tra comunicazione, media, pubblicità, design, eventi e creatività.

Quello che emerge è un settore in cui moltə si sentono costantemente sostituibili, in cui la passione viene spesso usata per normalizzare overworking e condizioni tossiche e in cui sempre più persone lavorano con contratti precari o partite IVA che funzionano di fatto come lavoro dipendente, ma senza le stesse tutele, stabilità o diritti.

Eppure emerge anche un desiderio molto chiaro: più tempo, più dignità, più stabilità, più collaborazione e modi di lavorare che non richiedano di sacrificare salute mentale e identità personale.

Questo carosello è solo una parte della ricerca. Se lavori nelle industrie creative e vuoi contribuire alla survey “Lavoro o Dissenso?” puoi partecipare tramite il link in bio.

#lavorocreativo #sfruttamento #advertising #dissenso #media by @wehatepink

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4 months ago

Most people think advertising is just about selling products, but today’s digital systems do much more than that. They analyse behaviour, predict reactions, optimise emotional responses, and shape how people consume information online.

What platforms call “engagement” is often engineered dependency. Infinite scroll, fake urgency, notifications designed to trigger anxiety, and algorithms rewarding outrage over reflection.

These systems are not neutral mistakes; they are infrastructures built around attention extraction, behavioural prediction and permanent optimisation.
And programmatic advertising helped industrialise this logic at scale.

This carousel is not about blaming individuals for using technology; it’s about understanding the political, economic, and psychological systems that shape digital culture behind the interface.

Because social did not become addictive by accident, and none of this is inevitable.

WE HATE PINK
A transfeminist community exploring power, media, advertising, technology and digital culture. by @wehatepink

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