<p>The color pink has many connotations and symbols even when it is connected to protests. In this episode of Pink Protest, we dive into historic and modern analysis of four protests: the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan, The Chaddi Campaign and Gulabi Gang in India, and the Pussyhat Women's March in the US. Pink; a conversation about the highly gendered colour and its use in large scale protest.</p>

The color pink has many connotations and symbols even when it is connected to protests. In this episode of Pink Protest, we dive into historic and modern analysis of four protests: the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan, The Chaddi Campaign and Gulabi Gang in India, and the Pussyhat Women's March in the US. Pink; a conversation about the highly gendered colour and its use in large scale protest.

Pink Protest

This podcast focuses on design and arts. We specifically aim to discuss how design features in the politics of the world and the politics of design itself. Our favorite topic to discuss within this domain are protests and the many ways designed objects have historically featured in different protests across the world. We dissect why each protest is happening, where and by whom. Often our conversation leeways into the damage caused to our environment by political systems and the ways design can alter these systems to make our future less bleak.

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Pink Protest

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