Red-faced
If the BBC is right, then having red hair in England makes one a target for frequent harassment. While I would not expect everything in the United States to mirror similar sentiments in the United Kingdom, the two countries seem to have wildly divergent cultural attitudes.
The younger red-diaper baby at K Marx the Spot World Headquarters has red hair—and the strangest reaction to her hair color came from an adult who tried to dye her hair the same color as my daughter's. (That is strange in a good way, by the way.)
Labels: discrimination, Redheads, United Kingdom






