VIRAL VIDEO - The Diversity & Inclusion - Love Has No Labels campaign video from the Ad Council posted Monday has already gotten more than 1.5 million views on YouTube. The video begs to question people's hidden preconceptions when it comes to love, race, religion, age, sexuality and disability, described the Daily Mail.
The video first featured skeletons kissing, hugging and dancing on a massive X-ray screen and it isn't not until when they revealed themselves that the message of the campaign takes hold of the audience.
The video revealed people behind the screen to be that of same-sex couples, as well as friends of different races, ages and religions.
Created by the Ad Council and filmed Valentine's Day in Santa Monica, California, the video was created after research revealed that people carried out 98 per cent of their thoughts in their subconscious mind, leading to 'implicit bias' or unintentional discrimination based on snap judgements, reported NBC News.
This thinking eventually influences the way people treat and interact with fellow humans on a daily basis.
The message of the video is flashed on the screen as the pairs embrace: "Love has no disability." "Love has no gender." "Love has no religion."
Visit https://lovehasnolabels.com/ to know more about the Diversity & Inclusion - Love Has No Labels campaign.
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