| Display title | Target Women |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Target Women was a segment of the show InfoMania, hosted by Sarah Haskins. In it, she looks at commercials featuring women and products for women and the stereotypes of women that they present. Far from the dry, academic analysis so common to feminist critiques, Sarah's style was lighthearted, snarky and humorous. |