article_snippet: Infuriated students from Siena College claim that the Billboard is 'sexist' and protested the sign last Tuesday afternoon. '
article_snippet: So the sign could say, 'You know you want me,' and that could include men and women.
article_snippet: Because in today's world, men and women are the ones in the kitchen doing the cooking - not just women,' a protester standing in front of the Billboard told News 10.
article_snippet: Grilling the company: Students at Siena College protested the Billboard last week and claimed that the ad was sexist against women .
article_snippet: New phrases: Some Siena students found the Billboard to be sexist and offensive, so Some Siena students gathered under the Billboard in protest on last  Tuesday afternoon will signs saying things like, 'I can buy my own kitchen' Both male and female students held signs with phrases that said things like, 'men can make men own sandwiches.' '
article_snippet: Siena student Delaney Rivers wrote an email that said,' [The billboard] implies that men are the primary financial supporters of women and that women are materialistic and portrayed as having no other value outside of the kitchen.
article_snippet: This is especially egregious towards students at our institution as many of our are working towards financial independence in hopes to have successful careers and equality in our relationships.'
article_snippet: Students from Siena College claiming the sign was 'sexist,'  protested the Billboard last Tuesday .
article_snippet: Teakwood Builders claimed that the sign was a joke aimed 'at women with a sense of humor' but these Students who stood outside the sign to protest last Tuesday were not laughing . '
article_snippet: Anyone protesting this needs to get a life.
article_snippet: Wrote an email: Siena student Delaney Rivers wrote an email that said,' [The billboard] implies that men are the primary financial supporters of women and that women are materialistic'
highlights_snippet: A 'sexist' billboard advertising a kitchen along with the words, 'your wife wants me,' compelled Siena College students to protest last week .
  
highlights_snippet: Both male and female students held signs with phrases that said things like, 'men can make men own sandwiches'
  Teakwood Builders said the sign was, 'meant to appeal to women who have a sense of humor' and 'a sense of history' and was just a joke .