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Kiran's avatar

It's a social thing here in India, that an 'older' company needs to be respected and never ever questioned - sort of on the lines of not questioning elders in the society - and that's what they've leveraged on.

Talking of Britannia, their Pride Month front page ad recently has been questioned as well (https://theprint.in/feature/vigyapanti/britannia-parles-pride-month-ads-fail-rainbow-washing/2673310/) First off, their Sustainability Report doesn't have a single mention of 'LGBTQ' or its iterations. Second, you aren't exactly being inclusive when you just corner one other competitor in your communications, is it?

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Shashwat's avatar

Supeb OG analysis and pointed rebuttal, keep up the stellar work!

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Hype's avatar

Loving this, the energy that we need, such a breath of fresh air, in the corporate clusters of achievements!

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Mitali's avatar

Absolutely admire your boldness, Polina. The exact kind of fearless voice the industry needs!

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Ben Levy's avatar

That’s some good corporate take-down right there.

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Pincodes's avatar

You inspired me to dig deep! A lot of this is also because we copy the western discourse on sustainability! India needs to re-imagine how we think about climate change. Wrote something and obviously quoted your research 😄

Would love to know your thoughts: https://open.substack.com/pub/pincodesindia/p/climate-change-has-a-language-problem?r=8nek3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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