In a world where we talk of equality for both men and women, where we advocate gender fluidity and want to ensure that our children are not bound by stereotypical roles, we’re still using colour i.e. pink and blue, as markers of “sex”, which is often misunderstood as gender.Pink for girls, blue for boys: How & why
In a world where we talk of equality for both men and women, where we advocate gender fluidity and want to ensure that our children are not bound by stereotypical roles, we’re still using colour i.e. pink and blue, as markers of “sex”, which is often misunderstood as gender.
