Do they want to increase the single parent rate?

Posted on February 19, 2012 by William Ashton

North Dakota’s tourism director says an ad that showed two young men ogling a group of women on a Fargo sidewalk wasn’t meant to be provocative. […] The text of the ad says: “Drinks, dinner, decisions. Arrive a guest. Leave a legend.” Tourism director Sara Otte Coleman says the ad was meant to showcase North Dakota’s nightlife. She says it wasn’t intended to be sexually suggestive. (Associated Press)

About William Ashton

I'm an associate professor in the Behavioral Sciences Department and the Director of the York College Honors Program. I'm a social psychologist and currently my research project is in attribution theory, blame and sexual assault. I teach Social Psych, I/O Psych, Organizational Behavior and Research Methods.
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