1. Read the article"Pink Wasn't Always Girly"(Links to an external site.)by Anna Broadway. 2. Post initial post (summary 100 words, response to your question 200 words)

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    The idea that pink has always been considered girly color is not true. According to (Broadway, 2013), Pink was seen as a symbol of the working class in the early 1950s. The 18th century was a time when people thought it was perfectly masculine for men to wear suits with flowery embroidery, according to fashion expert Valerie Steele. According to Paoletti, this idea was prevalent even in the early 19th century, when pink was the preferred color for infant gifts for both girls and boys.
The feminization of pink for girls was influenced by a number of causes. Paoletti...