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Spoof credit card advert highlights gender gap

Spoof credit card advert highlights gender gap

 Following the news that women will be effectively working for free until the end of the year, two women have created a spoof advert for a new “discount women’s card.”

In order to draw attention to the gender pay gap, Zoe Nash and Sali Horsey crafted their own parody video advertising the product. The advert has been circulated in the hopes that it will draw attention to the problem.

In the video, the girls compare the card to discounts given to the elderly or students, promising that the product will offer reductions on every from meals to cinema tickets and public transport.

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