Curious commuters might have noticed ribbons and door hangers popping up across neighborhoods and businesses beginning Monday. These pink ribbons are in support of the family of Mary Grace Baker ...

Others are ambiguous. A box of tissues for $1.99 bearing a pink-ribbon emblem at a drug store says “a portion of the proceeds will be donated to help in the fight against breast cancer.” ...

“The running ribbon came about in 2007, when the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation changed its name to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and the name change was accompanied by a new brand image ...

Although the pink ribbon, first used by the Susan G. Komen Foundation in 1990, is internationally recognized as a symbol for efforts to raise breast cancer awareness, it isn't trademarked in the ...

awareness, particularly among young women. Darden feels that this brand of activism is more in line with her community, people in their twenties and thirties, who prefer to paint and pose than to don ...