This 'Human Billboard' Tattooed With Insults Highlighted Racism in France
Man Walked the Streets of Paris Ahead of the French Election
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French anti-racism organization Le Conseil Representatif des Associations Noires (Le CRAN) highlighted the country's ongoing racism problems ahead of the country's Election last month, by sending a man through the streets of Paris tattooed in racist insults.
Agency Leo Burnett Paris collated the racist insults and names included in the tattoos via social media, interviews with celebrities and audio testimonials. On April 24, Le CRAN sent the man out into crowded areas of the city to hand out leaflets, and encouraged people to tweet about it with the hashtag #jeffaceleracisme. With National Front leader Marine Le Pen running for President at the time, it was a timely stunt.
"We want to alert the French to racist insults, the impact of which is often underestimated," explained Louis Georges Tin, president of Le CRAN, in a statement.
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- Date
- May 19, 2017
- Agency :
- Leo Burnett-Paris
- Brand :
- CRAN
- Client :
- CRAN
- Production :
- Blacktool
- Director :
- Clement Langlais
- Director :
- Brieuc Dupont
- Executive Creative Director :
- Kurt Novack
- Creative Director :
- David Martin Angelus
- Art Director :
- Mohamed Bareche
- Copywriter :
- Montassar Chlaika
- Director, Photography :
- Olivier Guerbois
- Production Manager :
- Adrienne Marquet
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