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Originally Posted by donkhater
Jeez, lighten up Francis.
It seems more logical to raise awareness for the cancer that affects ~90% of your audience rather than the cancer that affects <10%.
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Originally Posted by kysirsoze
These are true points, but his point that the audience is mostly male is valid. Wouldn't somthing that faces men be a more effective approach? Your average football fan would be better served by prostate cancer or testicular cancer awareness than breast cancer.
That said I don't really care. If it's good for breast cancer research then it's fine by me.
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How many players, coaches, and fans don't have mothers, sisters,wives, girlfriends, daughters, grandmothers, or other women in their life?
Seriously if you are talking about a man audience, think of the significance of them losing their mom, daughter, or wife etc....
How often do men discuss prostate or testicular cancer? Women talk about breast cancer or their concerns a lot.