Bumble Faces Backlash Over Anti-Celibacy Ad Campaign
The dating app's new marketing strategy sparks criticism for shaming celibate individuals and undermining women's empowerment.
- Bumble launched ads targeting celibacy, suggesting it is not a viable choice.
- The campaign received significant backlash from women and online communities.
- Critics argue the ads contradict Bumble's message of women's empowerment.
- Bumble issued an apology and promised to remove the ads and donate to relevant causes.
- The controversy highlights broader societal issues with dating culture and women's autonomy.