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French newspaper man would abolish black as depressing
Jean Jullien a former French newspaper publisher now in Washington launches a campaign to abolish black describing it as depressing and linked to death He urges Congress to prohibit black clothing funeral symbols and tombstone displays in the District of Columbia and promotes a color rich fashion reform society The Lustacraciens aims to reform reformers and follows a nature colored palette vision including white and bright hues.
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