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Live from the news building in London, this is Pearce Morgan Unsensurate.

Good evening from London, welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensitive.

I want to tell you a little story.

It's about an advertising campaign so helplessly woke and absurd,

but I'm convinced it was designed specifically to irritate me.

Not long ago, in a large glass building filled with smug people and kale

smoothies, the marketing team at HSBC commissioned a children's author to rewrite three classic

fairy tales. You might well think that's an unusual thing for a bank to do. If you're sitting comfortably,

I'll allow them to explain. With financial attitude shaped as early as five years old, the new book challenges traditional

gender stereotypes, it says.

At this point, I've already lost track really of exactly why the bank is rewriting fairy tales

or what any of it has got to do with gender stereotypes.

But it gets worse.

The book called Fairer Tales,

reimagined Cinderella Sleeping Beauty in Rapunzel,

a successful businesswoman.

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