In August of 2020, Olay had introduced a campaign focused on bridging the gap between women and men in STEM. They made a campaign that focused on the inherent sexism in STEM fields that presumably don’t employ enough women in those areas. It should be duly noted that the following paragraphs have been written with a focus on one individual take on OLAY’s campaign and isn’t backed by research but rather personal experiences of one’s background during their course of learning in the area of one STEM field. Any logic narrated further to understand and deconstruct OLAY’s strategy is also

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Halloween has its origins in Irish culture, dating back to the Celts who resided in Brittany, Wales, Ireland and the Scottish Highlands. The day actually celebrated as Samhain (pronounced sow-in); was a mark of the day when summer and the harvest ended, and dark, cold winters began; often associated with death. The night of October 31st was observed as the night before the new year. This is when the boundary between living and dead became blurred and ghosts entered the human world. People dressed as ghosts to blend themselves among the other-worldly beings. This Irish traditional festival was bought to

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