#ThisOppressesWomen stickers calling out sexist ads is just mind-blowing

 

No one looks like that. Not even her. #thisoppresseswomen #beachbody #bikinibody #beach #bikini #women

A photo posted by Katya Powder (@katyapowder) on Jun 19, 2015 at 9:11am PDT

 

#thisoppresseswomen #theageofbooty #ftrain #brooklyn

A photo posted by Ian Webster (@ianpaulweb) on Apr 26, 2015 at 11:12am PDT

 

feelin' the love! I mean at least y'all could've put y'allses stickers upright ?? #wearealwayswatching #haveaday #remainokay #mta #subway #nycsubway #subwayart #subwayads #stickers #slaps #????? #serviceadvisory #thisoppresseswomen • #1MA #ononyc ??…or idea for new sticker (??@lordznyc)

A photo posted by A Potato (@ohmyohyes) on Apr 14, 2015 at 3:26pm PDT

 

Downpressor man where you gonna run to?

A photo posted by @checkback on Mar 18, 2015 at 6:31am PDT

 

I want these stickers. #thisoppresseswomen #wherecanifindthem

A photo posted by AERS (@aersmusic) on Mar 4, 2015 at 9:59am PST

Redstockings 1969 sticker combats sexism in nyc subways & streets #thisoppresseswomen http://t.co/BfFCbagLVR pic.twitter.com/mTOP7chUpa

— Nat'l Women's Lib (@4womenslib) June 17, 2015

A women's group is using a vintage sticker to call out sexist advertisements around New York City - and the result is pretty damn awesome.

Some NYC residents have noticed "This Oppresses Women" stickers placed on top of various ads for "beach bodies," "buttock enhancements" and breast augmentation on New York subway cars and in subway stations.

Read more here.