…thinking of something that happened in the 1950's and then ran straight into this paragraph in the Washington Post:
Eight-to-12-year-old girls are the largest growth market for the cosmetics industry, with tweens spending $40 million a month on beauty products, according to Pinkstinks, a nonprofit aimed at fighting gender bias in the beauty industry. And at least 80 percent of U.S. tweens use beauty products, a 2016 report by the trend-forecasting group Mintel found.
How much sense does that even make?
When I was in the 7th grade girls weren't even invented yet.
(Well
OK, one was. Maybe.
But otherwise.)
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