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January 23, 2009 |Permalink |Comments (0)
Too Gray (I mean Blonde)???
I have written on several occasions about the penalty that society enacts all too often against women who choose to keep their natural gray or silver hair color.
This kerfuffle from England gets at the question from a different angle.
What is the problem with being too blonde?
It would seem to me that enforcing arbitratry rules about the color of someone else's hair is a real waste of time.
To Gray or not to Gray
Too Blonde or not too Blonde
That should not be the question...
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