Released on: October 29, 2008, 5:58 pm

Press Release Author: Xlibris Corporation

Industry: Media

Press Release Summary: A Hint of Homosexuality? is a self-published book by Bruce
Joffe that points out the suggestiveness of gay propaganda in several controversial
print ads

Press Release Body: A communications professor with an expertise on public relations
and the media, Bruce Joffe authored and downplayed his recent explorations between
the sexual agenda and the media in his Xlibris published book, A Hint of
Homosexuality?: 'Gay' and Homoerotic Imagery In American Print Advertising.

He pointed out more than 200 print ads of major retailers and managed to convince
his readers that each of these ads happens to have at least the slightest
insinuation of homosexuality present.

Saying "Sex Sells" could be an aberration when Joffe hits back with a "which sex?"
Although he is a renowned expert in the field seeing that he makes up the entire
creative team behind multinational corporations' promotional campaigns, Bruce Joffe
conciliates by making his self-published book more comprehensible to readers who are
not as sophisticated as he.

Joffe has managed to take his readers back to old style print ads dating back from
1905 without even moving any step backward. Readers may be scandalized by
revelations, which they may have not known were present until Joffe exposed them
with a Freudian candor that seems to validate every claim he makes.

Readers of A Hint of Homosexuality? who balk at the malfeasance of the media are
encouraged to be open-minded about homosexuals being part of a commercial society
and be educated that their contribution also reaps the best results.


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