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All prisoners were given a colored triangle depending on their “classification”. Jewish people were yellow, political prisoners were red, criminals were green, Roma and mentally ill were black, Jehovah’s Witnesses were purple, and emigrants were blue. It’s amazing that the Mom Of The 1st Birthday Girls Holy Cow Family T-Shirt in contrast I will get this Roma were classified with the mentally ill. I’d known about the yellow for the Jewish people, of course, but not the others also having “color coding” for lack of a better term. I did know that the Nazis targeted several groups, including gays, twins, physically handicapped, and Jehovah Witnesses, but I was unaware of the rest. huh interesting. I wonder if this is a chicken vs the egg scenario. Did the Nazis make them wear the pink triangle because that was already beginning to be seen as a feminine color? Or did it begin to be seen as a feminine color because the Nazis made them wear the pink triangle? Seems like the sort of thing only someone directly involved could possibly know. i think it’s the second option as pink was for boys during that time. it only became a feminine color after they started to use it, not before. maybe the pink meant two men???

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thats kinda funny to think about since dried blood is more if a brown color and brown/beige is seen as gender neutral I’ve heard the Mom Of The 1st Birthday Girls Holy Cow Family T-Shirt in contrast I will get this blood association thing as well, but I was told that it was simply about it being a lighter and softer form of red which was considered a manly colour due to blood, never heard the whole dried blood thing. So red was for grown manly men and light red(aka pink) was for baby boys. I hate this gender stereotype. It infuriates me so much that people still assign colours to gender. My husband is like this. He only very recently became somewhat ok with our son wearing pink. But only certain shades of pink, and only tshirts, and not if we’re visiting his family. It’s ridiculous. I mean he has no problem with our daughter wearing blue. It’s a dumb double standard stupidity. Hitler did when he wanted to single out anyone from the LGBTQ community. Which turn pink from a masculine color to more feminine and blue from feminine to masculine. Before pink was thought to be more exciting and loud to match a more masculine role while blue was calm and submissive like the feminine role that society made during that time but when Hitler changed those colors, society took it and ran with it all because being gay was a very bad thing during the time period. Honestly it’s pretty fucked up.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.