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Tumblr - So, pink is girly color thanks to Hitler

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popculturesavvyangel: charlesoberonn: teamstarpluskid: mewchamp mewchamp: "Ew you're a guy and like the color pink are you gay? Anonymous UM If you're a dude and like the color pink you are gay. Pink is for girls 訒! NK until the 1940 BLUE Hitler ittle PINK ted to label re efficien ne eminate colo the entire History of Gendered Marketing Western Society: Pink is such a strong vibrant color, fit for masculine boys. Blue is fit for the girls Hitler: Pink is gay lol Western Society: QUIC, Pink is feminine for girls, boys have the blue! 181 noters Ive been waiting for this post all my life

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Valentin Syarov

Valentin Syarov

May 27, 2015 at 12:37PM EDT

Really Pink is feminine?Well this guy says otherwise!

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Ritza

Ritza

May 27, 2015 at 06:28PM EDT

People suddenly associating pink with girls has nothing to do with Hitler. As clothing dye technology advanced, they simply became stronger and more resilient with washings. People gradually preferred dressing girls in pink and blue for boys just like any fashion trend. Up until the 30s, most children’s clothing no matter the color washed out into white.

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