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"  Next time you see a sexist commercial from GoDaddy or an ePad &amp;quot;for her,&amp;quot; you don&amp;#039;t have to just sit and stew and tweet it to your 100 followers. As the Huffington Post points out, the organization MissRepresentation is in the midst of producing and crowd-funding a new app called #NotBuyingIt that allows you to publicly shame those tacky ads. Here&amp;#039;s how it works: Upload the app and then photograph the offensive ads and share your photo. (On the flip side, you can also applaud companies that painting women in a positive light. Hi, Dove!) A GPS will map out the worst posters and billboards in your area so the word spreads not only to the companies but also your community, inspiring other people\u2014and hopefully local officials\u2014to do something about it. So far, the Indiegogo campaign has raised over $15,000 (less than $5,000 from the goal) to build the app in partnership with body image experts emer.ge. For now, other than contributing money to the app, you can add the hashtag #NotBuyingIt to your tweets when you come across sexist media. The GoDaddy ad alone prompted over 7,000 #NotBuyingIt tweets during the Super Bowl. Want more from Jessica? Follow her on Twitter. Credit: iStockphoto "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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