What Good Is 'raising Awareness?'

Julie Beck, The Atlantic: Health
Tue, 04/21/2015 - 7:47am

What Good Is 'Raising Awareness?'

In 2010, a strange meme spread across Facebook. People’s feeds were suddenly filled with one-word statuses saying the name of a color, nothing more. And most of these posts were from women. The women had received messages from their Facebook friends that were some variation on this, according to The Washington Post: "Some fun is going on .

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