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Between the two ads there are a couple of things that have made the Anti-Racism stand out and be more effective. Since personal feelings can be changed, the ad has a way of actually changing people’s racial view on others versus a smoking ad that could target people who've already became addicted or really doesn't care about the health affects. The Anti-racism ad gives off many feelings that racist or non racist people can still feel bad and shameful from the disrespect and hurt of African Americans.
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