LONDON - The German agency Scholz & Friends has created a poster campaign for Becks Modelling Clay, featuring clay models of people from opposing religious and racial backgrounds living together in harmony.
One of the ad dioramas features a member of the Ku Klux Klan handing a black person a bunch of flowers, while another sees a Hasidic Jew dancing with a man wearing a turban.
Each of the executions features the strap line "Let the kids build a better world" in a bid to communicate to modern parents that Becks Modelling Clay can support a child's creativity.
Why would anyone give credence/publicity to the Ku Klux Klan? Certainly wouldn't want my young kids being 'educated' about them or ever thinking about making clay figures of them.
Is KKK a religion or America's oldest hate group? All very misplaced. Why stop there - the Hasidic Jew could be dancing with Hitler.
definitely impactful but is it effective? http://ahamill6.blogspot.com/
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