'Pink slime' started as a condescending reference to feminism and gay rights. Now, Estonian liberals use it as a badge of honour
Tallinn, people are sporting the same strange accessory: a pink blob the consistency of used chewing gum. It dangles from lapels in libraries, at foreign-policy conferences and in bars in Telliskivi, Bohemian quarter of the Estonian capital.
Estonians call it “pink slime”. This is not to be confused with the meat slurry used in cheap sausages. In Estonia, “pink slime” started as an insult aimed at liberalism. The Estonian Conservative People’s Party , a nationalist outfit, opposes multiculturalism, immigration and gay marriage.
In April Kersti Kaljulaid, the president, made a sartorial statement of her own, attending the government’s swearing-in ceremony in a top bearing the words “speech is free”. Days earlier Martin Helme, the incoming finance minister , had called for “biased” presenters to be removed from the state broadcaster.
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