What Is Pink Ribbon Culture

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The pink ribbon demonstrates a culture. The theory is a slogan first came about when used to promote a cancer fundraising awareness race. The runner ran with a pink ribbon symbol. Now as an international symbol it is trademarked as the subject matter for cancer awareness. Expressing mental support for women with breast cancer the color pink indicating the medium broad range that identify the wearer and promoter. The symbol is most commonly seen during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is October. Pink relaxes the body, lowers pulse, blood pressure and lends a feminine image to a symbol of health. More worthy these symbols are sold as fundraisers. Breast cancer culture, sometimes called pink ribbon culture is the cultural encouragement

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