Olivia Parker
May 21, 2019

Can better stock pictures eliminate stereotypes?

Stock picture houses and media companies are making more efforts to use photos that represent a broader spectrum of people, particularly women, than they have in the past. But while this could have big implications for advertising, there may still be a lot of work to do.

Images from Getty's #ShowUs collection (Credits, clockwise from top left: Natalie McComas / Shiho Fukada / Chen Shiyuan / Jasmine Lin / #ShowUs / Getty Images)

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