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'''Pink''' is a color pigment that is created by mixing varying degrees of [[red]] and [[white]]. Among newborn infants in America, pink is used to represent girls and is viewed as a feminine color. | '''Pink''' is a color pigment that is created by mixing varying degrees of [[red]] and [[white]]. Among newborn infants in America, pink is used to represent girls and is viewed as a feminine color. | ||
| − | Pink is the official color of the modern socialist and progressive movement. Members of these liberal-fascist groups are known as "pinkos", as popularized by U.S. politicians | + | Pink is the official color of the modern socialist and progressive movement. Members of these liberal-fascist groups are known as "pinkos", as popularized by U.S. politicians such as Senator Joseph McCarthy or Rep. Michelle Bachmann. |
[[Category: Colors]] | [[Category: Colors]] | ||
Revision as of 00:36, January 29, 2013
Pink is a color pigment that is created by mixing varying degrees of red and white. Among newborn infants in America, pink is used to represent girls and is viewed as a feminine color.
Pink is the official color of the modern socialist and progressive movement. Members of these liberal-fascist groups are known as "pinkos", as popularized by U.S. politicians such as Senator Joseph McCarthy or Rep. Michelle Bachmann.