However, gender-coded toy advertisements like these declined markedly in the early 1970s. By then, there were many more women in the labor force and, after the Baby Boom, marriage and fertility ...

"We're not against pink, we're not against blue," Trabue says. "Children can play ... Toys that were gendered tended to focus on occupations the child might have in the future - baby dolls for ...

The gendered distinctions of the infamous pink and blue toy aisles ... continue to exist in larger toy companies, most manufacturers would now prefer to talk about play patterns rather than ...

"We're not against pink, we're not against blue," Trabue says. "Children can play ... Toys that were gendered tended to focus on occupations the child might have in the future - baby dolls for ...

For the last nine years, Yoon has been photographing toddlers surrounded by their “favorite” colors–little girls, dressed in pink, blending in with a sea of pink Hello Kitty and princess ...