May 09

Otter Pops Mascots Are Now Gender Balanced Thanks to the Geena Davis Institute

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Tony the Tiger, the Pilsbury Doughboy and Mr. Clean all have something in common: they’re all men. A recent study, the first of its kind, delved into gender and race representation in U.S. brand mascots, finding that for every two male mascots, there’s only one female mascot. Additionally, while people of color make up 38…

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