Digital Humanities Now

Dec/09

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The powerlessness of pink : Pharyngula

Here's another odd pink phenomenon. This is a page from a Toys 'R Us catalog, illustrating some science toys, and note the odd distinctions being made. Both the telescope and the microscope come in special pink versions, just for the girl who is apparently more interested in getting an instrument that matches her nail polish than being functional, and note also (you may have to click through to see the larger image) that in every case the pink model is less powerful than the black and gray mod..   show all text
wpwend42: RT @bitchphd: The powerlessness of pink: science toys marketed to girls are lower-powered than ones marketed to boys http://bit.ly/8TksfO  30.12.2009 18.44
candace_nast: Powerlessness of pink: science toys marketed to girls = lower-powered than ones for boys http://bit.ly/8TksfO via @amandafrench @bitchphd  30.12.2009 00.49
amandafrench: RT @bitchphd: The powerlessness of pink: science toys marketed to girls are lower-powered than ones marketed to boys http://bit.ly/8TksfO  30.12.2009 00.41
archivesnext: RT @bitchphd: The powerlessness of pink: science toys marketed to girls are lower-powered than ones marketed to boys http://bit.ly/8TksfO  30.12.2009 00.59
christinielsen: RT @knitmeapony The powerlessness of pink: science toys marketed to girls are lower-powered than ones marketed to boys http://bit.ly/8TksfO  30.12.2009 00.13

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