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Nicole Rudolph | Why is it Pink for Girls and Blue for Boys? @NicoleRudolph | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 15 minutes ago.
Preview for a full-length video coming soon! Why is it that we ended up with such strong notions of gendered colors? How did we pick pink and blue? Why is it that pink has become so strongly associated with feminine things? Turns out, the history is far from clear. We've gone through decades of mixed ideas of colors.

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