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From KQED.

From KQED.

I'm Grace Juan in in for Alexis Magical.

Stop for a minute and ask yourself where your phone is.

Chances are you shoved it in your pocket.

And what else is in there?

Gum, a hair clip, a random receipt?

We don't think much about the humble pocket until we don't have one.

Pockets have had a unique trajectory

in fashion, men's clothes are full of practical pockets, women's clothing, not so much. We'll talk to a

fashion historian about the origins of pockets, what their contents say about us, and the gender

politics at play. Could you live without a pocket? That's all coming up next after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Grace Swan, in for Alexis Madrigal. Pockets. You don't really think about them until you don't have one. Take, for example, this letter written by seven-year-old Cameron Gardner to the retailer, Old Navy.

I do not like that the front pockets of the girls' jeans are fake. I want front pockets because I want to put my

hand in them. I also would like to put things in them. Would do you consider making girls jeans with front pockets that are not fake?

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