In 2004, Lance Armstrong began selling his trademark yellow Live Strong bracelets to raise money for cancer research. Within six months of its release, the yellow bracelets (sold for $1 each) made $25.1 million and garnered much national attention for cancer research. Briefly explain how this fad "rippled" into a movement for social change.

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The Answer of In 2004, Lance Armstrong began selling his trademark yellow Live Strong bracelets to raise money for cancer research. Within six months of its release, the yellow bracelets (sold for $1 each) made $25.1 million and garnered much national attention for cancer research. Briefly explain how this fad "rippled" into a movement for social change.

In 2004, Lance Armstrong Began Selling His Trademark Yellow Live