The pink tariff (or "pinktax") refers to the phenomenon where products marketed specifically to women are priced higher than the near identical male equivalents, despite no significant difference in production costs. This tax often applies to everyday products like razors, shampoo, clothing and even girls' toys.

For the purposes of this debate, political art is creative work explicitly designed to challenge power structures, critique social norms, or advocate for change. It merges aesthetics with activism, using visual, performative, or conceptual means to provoke thought, inspire action, or expose injustice.