Boys don’t typically wear pink, but that could change thanks to one woman’s campaign against gender stereotypes. Find out how #FreeToWearPink is tackling gender norms for both boys and girls. Plus Lisa explores the history behind why boys wear blue and girls wear pink. Click to tweet: http://ctt.ec/8Vzud
What do you think of the #FreeToWearPink campaign? What other gender stereotypes have you caught yourself following — either on purpose or by accident? Let us know in the comments!
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