3 thoughts on “Best Nike Ads for Girls”

  1. Years ago a friend and I (both childhood/high school and college athletes) marched on Washington in a pro-choice march. There were a group of college girls (this was in 2004) whose protest chant went something like this:
    Who are we?
    We are the youth!
    What kind of youth?
    The pro-choice you!
    What do we want?
    Our rights!
    What kind of rights?
    Reproductive rights!
    Etc, etc, etc…
    I turned to my friend and said, “If you let me play sports I’ll know how to chant effectively at protest marches”

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  2. How do little girls who take violin lessons rate on all of those parameters from the first ad? I expect even better (except maybe for breast cancer). Maybe all little girls need violin lessons?
    Any time a family is organized enough to get a child to a particular activity or event once a week (or even something like a family dinner at home), that child is going to have better than average outcomes. The activity itself is almost irrelevant.

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  3. Agreed Amy – that’s like “family dinner at home” as a variable standing in for a whole host of highly functioning family characteristics that help keep kids and teens on track.

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