Unbeknownst to most non-redheads, sunscreen can cost as much as $50 per ounce. At that price, a family of four that consumes four ounces of sunscreen per week will spend a total of $10,400 per year on the stuff. Middle-class redheads simply can’t afford sunscreen at those prices, and as a result, redheads are often faced with a stark choice: buy sunscreen and risk going bankrupt, or go without sunscreen and die.Have a read of the full article.
Sunday, 26 July 2009
The Redhead Manifesto: One Ginger Snaps
Student and Princeton Redhead Society member Peter Tucci takes a tongue in cheek exploration of the issues facing modern day red heads, such as ozone depletion, discrimination and demographic decline.
Labels:
Comedy,
gingerism,
peter tucci,
princeton university,
red hair
Poll: Is gingerism as bad as racism?
Our "Is gingerism as bad as racism?" poll has come to an end. 535 people voted as follows:
Yes - 65%
No - 34%
Our new poll is "Should you dye your hair if you're being bullied for being a red head?". Make sure your vote gets counted.
Yes - 65%
No - 34%
Our new poll is "Should you dye your hair if you're being bullied for being a red head?". Make sure your vote gets counted.
Friday, 3 July 2009
BBC Three Looking for Red Head
We get a lot of press attention here at Gingerism HQ. Our latest email is from Nicola Asamoa, a producer for BBC Current Affairs. She writes:
New Sponsor
You may have noticed the present at the top right of the page. In an effort to cover our running costs we've got a new sponsor here at Gingerism HQ called Wishlings.
Wishlings makes it easy for you to build a wish list and better still, your friends and family can see your list and buy stuff for you! My wish list is here :) Using Wishlings will really help us out. Thanks!
I'm looking for a red head man to take part in a documentary for BBC 3. The man must be 16-24 and will have felt victimised for being a redhead.If this sounds like you and you'd like to be involved in the show, let Nicola know by emailing nicola.asamoa@bbc.co.uk.
New Sponsor
You may have noticed the present at the top right of the page. In an effort to cover our running costs we've got a new sponsor here at Gingerism HQ called Wishlings.
Wishlings makes it easy for you to build a wish list and better still, your friends and family can see your list and buy stuff for you! My wish list is here :) Using Wishlings will really help us out. Thanks!
Labels:
bbc current affairs,
bbc three,
nicola asamoa,
red head,
victimised
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