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Story summary
- Ana Beard argues that connecting with color can counteract chromophobia rooted in Western culture.
- She appreciates the Colour Me Beautiful movement but stresses personal choice and says she will wear pink regardless.
- Beard notes color can be explored across disciplines, including science, art, and politics.
- She references David Batchelor's Chromophobia to support her views.
- The article frames color as significant in personal and societal contexts from a left-leaning perspective.
