Adobe Gender Roles

[mariamohlinsoderberg]

I just discovered something and I just can't let it go...

This pisses me off so much I can't even explain...

I needed a photo of a man in underwear for a assignment for a client.

So I searched: man in underwear

These are the results I got:

So, I tried: woman in underwear

This is what I got:

Please, please think about how you depict gender roles. I hope no words are needed for these results...

I usually don't get into these kind of discussions online, but this got me really mad.

[Brad Lawryk]

The keywords used in searches are set by the contributor, not Adobe. Adobe is no more than the Market Place.

[Brad Lawryk]

Also if you take out the word 'in' you get tons of them ...

[Sheena Kaul]

Hi Maria,

I apologize for the troubles you faced in searching for the desired results.

I tried to run a similar search and below are the results that I got:

Would you mind trying to run the search again?

Regards,

Sheena

[joon.Stock]

Noticed the issue when using Danish regional page, I will run it by product group.  Meantime, the method suggested above without using "in" stands as the faster solution for now.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[joon.Stock · Accepted solution]

Or searching using the language that matches with page will be another alternative, i.e. for this case "mand i undertøj" will do.