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    Why was everyone dressed in pink at the Sydney Cricket ground today?

    Question #128777. Asked by looney_tunes. (Jan 05 13 12:32 AM)


    tazman6619

    		Breast cancer fund raiser.

    http://www.rediff.com/cricket/report/sydney-cricket-ground-turns-pink-for-fifth-time/20130102.htm


    Jan 05 13, 12:40 AM
    jb1405

    		The first known use of the pink ribbon was in 1991 by the Susan G Komen Foundation, who handed out pink ribbons to participants in a race for breast cancer survivors. The pink ribbon was adopted as the symbol for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in 1992.

    Jan 07 13, 12:51 AM

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