Pink and blue: telling the boys from the girls in America

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Understanding Children's Clothing 2. Dresses Are for Girls and Boys 3. Pants Are for Boys and Girls 4. A Boy Is Not a Girl 5. Pink Is for Boys 6. Unisex Child Rearing and Gender-Free Fashion 7. Gendered and Neutral Clothing since 1985 Notes Bibliography Index

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