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Stuff You Missed in History Class

Behind the Scenes Minis: Marketing and Activism

Sep 22, 2023
14:42
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Isabel González, with inconsistencies in the spelling of their name, is discussed. The podcast explores the strategic use of 'ladies' in advertisements and the challenges of writing words with diacritical marks. The hosts delve into a woman's biography and detention at Ellis Island, reflecting on the dehumanizing process of immigration. They also discuss the shift in attitude towards immigration in the United States.
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Quick takeaways

  • Alexander T. Stewart strategically used the word 'ladies' in his ads to appeal to women shoppers and elevate their status as customers.
  • Criminal libel against Alexander T. Stewart's memory shifted public perception of him from kind to miserly, highlighting the intrigue surrounding his legacy.

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Strategic Use of the Word 'Ladies'

One interesting insight from the podcast episode is about Alexander T. Stewart's strategic use of the word 'ladies' in his early ads. This tactic made people think that shopping at his store would elevate their status as 'ladies' and immediately won the favor of many women shoppers in Manhattan.

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