The month of October
has been always known or associated for the month for breast cancer awareness.
Critics took issue in
particular about Robredo wearing a pink ribbon when she announced her candidacy.
London-based blogger
Malcolm Conlan said Robredo’s use of the color pink might negatively impact its
meaning for breast cancer awareness advocates.
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“I hope and pray that
the pink ribbon does not now become a laughing stock and something that people
begin to hate. I do wonder if the pink ribbon is actually copyrighted, or at
least it’s use as a fundraising tool. I also hope that fundraising of various charities
associated with the pink ribbon are not adversely affected by this move?” he
asked.
Netizen Kenneth Bill
said Robredo “ruined” the symbolism of the pink ribbon.
“What used to be an
emblem of support and hope will now be viewed as a sign of dirty politics.
Those who wear them in her political circle only have their personal political
interest at heart. They will never think that what they are wearing is for
those who have silently fought breast cancer,” he said.
Twitter user
@tjthelocalweeb said a friend who posted a pink ribbon on Facebook to mark
breast cancer awareness month was flooded with replies expressing support for
Robredo’s presidential bid.
“Supporting is very
important given the situation but yeah given the significance of the ribbon
color given the month try to check first to not alienate people,” he said.
Abogados Trixie Cruz
Angeles and Ahmed Paglinawan said Robredo’s use of the pink ribbon
inadvertently and mistakenly put a political color to St. Luke’s Medical
Center’s use of pink lights for its facade..
“Hindi lang ito ‘ay
kapareho pala ng cancer awareness campaign’ this is starting to look like ‘Ay
sabayan natin yung cancer awareness campaign para mukhang marami tayo,’” they
said.
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