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Typically seen as a 'girl color,' pink is everywhere these days. Is it because of 'Barbie'?

Girly but subversive, mocking and a little bit bloody, the polarizing color means a lot more to people than Barbie herself.

Once upon a time, men in Western societies embraced pink. Now, the prolific color is making a comeback across genders and generations.

Pink and blue became girl and boy colors because of marketing trends. Can a new "Barbie" movement reverse those Western gender norms?

The father of a four-year-old boy thought the idea of colors and toys for boys and girls was a thing of the past. Turns out he was wrong.

So many clothes for infants have blatant and cringe sexual messages. It's kind of wild.

Historian Jo Paoletti speaks with Shannon about gender's ever-changing relationship with fashion.

by Julie Ham Monday, December 14, 2020 Harry Styles quite literally broke the Internet, garnering over 9 million likes on Instagram, of his first Vogue cover. Donning a Gucci gown, Styles stands as the first-ever solo male to do so. His gender-defying appearance has brought both adoration and contention to the table. Many have applauded him for taking steps to overtly represent gender-neutrality in fashion but conservative critics reject his stepping out of the rigid lines between male and fe...

Not Just Harry Styles by Julie Ham Monday, December 14, 2020 Harry Styles quite literally broke the Internet, garnering over 9 million likes on Instagram, of his first Vogue cover. Donning a Gucci gown, Styles stands as the first-ever solo male to do so. His gender-defying appearance has brought both adoration and contention to the table. Many have applauded him for taking steps to overtly represent gender-neutrality in fashion but conservative critics reject his stepping out of the rigid lin...