Your call: Are an agency's 'Me Too' cookies offensive?

Pitch, a Los Angeles-based ad agency, is sending journalists cookies adorned with the words"Me Too," in reference to the movement denouncing sexual assault and harassment.

by PRWeek Staff December 08, 2017

Pitch sends out a package of cookies annually highlighting the "biggest moments in pop culture" from that year. Along with the "Me Too" cookie, this year’s package reportedly includes "Covfefe" and "Hurricane" cookies.

Did Pitch go too far with the "Me Too" cookies? It's your call. Let us know.

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