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McDonald's Flipped Its Famed Golden Arches for International Women's Day

The stunt is garnering mixed reactions

McDonald's flipped its M to a W at this Lynwood, Calif. location.McDonald's
By Katie Richards

March 8, 2018

McDonald’s made a major play to celebrate International Women’s Day this year, taking its famed golden arches and turning them upside down across social media and at an owner-operated location in Lynwood, Calif.

Katie Richards

Katie Richards is a staff writer for Adweek.

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