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  • 18/06/2025
Today we celebrate the day of anti-bullying and anti-homophobia by spotlighting three ladies who use pink like no one else.
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00:00This color for me, it means empowerment and it means confidence and like never-ending kindness towards others.
00:16Somebody said I was too old to wear pink.
00:18And I don't think there's actually an age limit on any color and there's no gender.
00:23So pink is for men, women, boys, girls.
00:30My name is Kitten K. Sarah.
00:45People also call me the Pink Lady of Hollywood.
00:50So I began wearing pink in 1980.
00:53It was my birthday and I just had on pink from head to toe.
00:56And I just knew that day that my life would be all pink all the time.
01:00The color pink just represents everything that I am.
01:03Like, I just think pink is a very spiritual color, but it's also fun and punk and wild and glamour and rock and roll.
01:17Hi there, my name is Ali and my style is monochromatic kawaii fashion.
01:21So I didn't start my pink journey until 2016.
01:29Up until that point, I was trying so hard to fit in with where I lived.
01:33I grew up in a really small town in Alaska and there was just a lot of pressure to just be a cookie cutter, fit in with society.
01:40And so when I went to college, I joined a sorority and at that point I felt like I'm a sorority girl now.
01:46I fit in. I'm normal. People will like me.
01:48And when I had to leave, I woke up one morning and I was like, am I living for other people or am I living for myself?
01:55My name is Azusa Sakamoto.
02:07Pink has been always my favorite color since when I was very little.
02:13The people who come to my place, they always say, like, it's such a happy place and it's full of happy energy.
02:27But I totally want to tell people, like, don't be afraid to be yourself and just do whatever you want to do as long as you're not hurting other people.
02:39Don't ever, ever, ever, ever be a dream crusher.

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