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This Scoop.it collection is a companion to my blog, Pink and Blue. The blog, in turn, supports and extends my Indiana University Press book by the same title. I am currently at work on a new book on gender in 1960s and 70s fashions, so expect to see that reflected here as well. Enjoy!
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It's an amalgam of causes - anti-materialism (one also learns, in a disclaimer, that it's also OK to buy less), gender-progressivism (one must now dress one's children in gender-neutral clothing? what happened to the good old ...
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Children in our society are raised to see gender as binary and expected to express their gender in ways that conform to those roles, said Stratton Pollitzer,...
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One of the most influential designers and pioneers of gender bending fashion was none other than Gabrielle "Coco" Bonheur Chanel.
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I believe the days of pink and blue have faded away, even if a baby's sex is known.
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Even the mainstream fashion industry is reflecting a shift in thinking about gender.
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It's not often that a work-at-home father finds himself in the crossfire of opinion writers.
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It was going to be a year of new beginnings because she was expecting her first child. That started our conversation on nurseries.i
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The video is funny, no doubt, but it does also serve to underscore something very real and not-so-funny: the massive gender gap that exists between...
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Elise Claeson, a columnist and a former equality expert at the Swedish Confederation of Professions, has said that young children can become confused by the suggestion that there is a third, "in-between" gender at a time ...
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When pink or blue parties became all the rage around the time I was pregnant with my second son, my husband and I felt like we owed him some kind of a cool story since so far, all he'd gotten was to hear me say, “This sucks ...
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Gender stereotyping is a complex and subtle thing and most children have got a very strong gender imprint by the time that they are two. The socially accepted view of the gender that has been attached to their biological state ...
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Trendy Parents-To-Be Hold 'Gender Reveal Parties'
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'Fashion Star' his and her fashion task eliminates a fan favorite Examiner.com The “Fashion Star” designers had to create his and her fashion, one piece for a man and one for a woman in two colors to bridge the gender gap, which forced each of the...
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In December 2011 Hamleys dropped its traditional labelling by gender and replaced old-fashioned pink and blue signs with neutral red and white ones.
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Smyly Chinery's children were a fashionable teen lot, and my other cousins and I haggled for hand me downs from them even though the clothes were many sizes too large.
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The Crickett is marketed as “My First Rifle,” coming in a variety of colors, including blue and pink and even a camouflage pink.
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Assigning pink and blue to gender is a modern thing and also quite random. According to this article in the Guardian, the Ladies' Home Journal of 1918 wrote: “There has been a great diversity of opinion on the subject, but the ...
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Developmental psychologists agree that most children can answer the question, "Are you a boy or a girl?" by the age of three.
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Along with injecting fresh creativity into the fashion industry, androgyny has demonstrated social and political influences as well.
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She declines to say how often pink Princess Lillifee goes over the counter at one of the city's largest bookstores every day, just that it is "really often." Close to the regal pink shelves,...
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Now that they're more aware of their appearances, and gender norms are slowly receding, men are easing into the wonderful world of beauty.
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'It's easier to model as a man than a woman': Casey Legler, the first female to be signed as male model, on her knack for gender-bending ...
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pink and blue and black and white, among Hot Wheels cars, Barbies and Bratz, and television ads. As time goes by, whispers find the surface, like secrets tainted with anger and burning Canadian Club. “Act like a lady.” ...
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Although children are born either male or female, individuals differ in their degree of masculine and feminine identification and endorsement of masculine and feminine gender roles, according to researchers David Reilly and ...
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In a world where gender norms are too often rigidly controlled by tradition, religiosity and politicking – iconoclasts are disrupting the norm.
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