who the f*ck uses orange for subjects????

math: red
history: blue
science: green
english: white

english is green

neither
math is red, history is blue

Common sense suggests that because the field of "red" flavors was already so crowded—cherry, strawberry, watermelon, cinnamon, cranberry, red apple—and there are scarcely any blue foods in nature, raspberry was simply traded from Team Red to Team Blue to avoid confusion among consumers.

It seems highly likely that the downfall of FD&C Red No. 2 played an integral role in birthing blue raspberry. Despite the positive 1957 study, later research continued to link the dye to illnesses, including a 1971 Soviet study that blamed it for cancer. In 1976, in the face of years of growing consumer concerns, the FDA reversed decades of insistence that Red No. 2 was safe and banned it outright, noting that there was significant evidence that the the dye caused tumors in lab rats. (Red No. 2 is still used in the U.K.)

because women are victims of sexism, that's why blue raspberry exists.

Blue is used to represent male dominance in a naturally female (red) society.

Ofc this is satire, but whatever.