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Animals & Gender Coding

2018-01-17 15:23:49.817914+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Wild Things: Animals and gender coding on children's clothes:

After one too many polemics on the subject my husband asked if perhaps I was exaggerating. He decided to try and apply some numbers to my rants so he put together a nifty little webscraping tool that looked at twelve major high street chains, pulled out every item of clothing with an animal on it, and made a big list of animals divided by gender and in order of popularity.

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