What color is empathy?

Empathy is pink because…

• “Pink is thoughtful and kind, like empathy.”
• “It’s a soft color, and the color closest to skin. It makes me think about people being together.”
• “Pink shows that you understand something or someone.”
• “Pink is thoughtful.”
• “Empathy is beautiful and so is pink.”
• “Pink is love. ”
• “Pink is lovin’. ”
• “Kindness is pink, and then so is empathy.”
• “Pink is understanding.”
• “Pink is caring.”

Empathy is purple because…

• “Like empathy, purple is heavy but sparks joy. ”

Empathy is blue because…

• “Blue means calming and caring and peace.”
• “Blue is calm and caring and like emotional?”
• “Blue is calm and caring.”
• “Blue is calm and understanding.”
• “Blue is quiet. It listens.”
• “When you feel bad for someone, it makes you sad. Sad is blue.”
• “Sadness.”
• “Shared sadness and struggle. ”
• “You can only empathize with people feeling worse than you. Sad is blue, I think.”

Empathy is yellow because…

• “I think of yellow when I think of empathy.”
• “When I see yellow, I think of happiness and kindness, which makes me think of empathy.”
• “It’s warming.”

Empathy is green because…

• “Emphathy is green because the purity of the soul to feel this way reminds me of the purity of nature.”
• “The E makes it green.”
• “Green is the color of connection with the world.”
• “Empathy is green because it shows growth, with other people helping those around them through empathy.”
• “Green is understanding.”
• “I associate green with kindness and empathy is a sign of kindness too.”

Empathy is orange because…

• “It is a bright color but not too bright like yellow. Yellow is too happy but blue is too sad.”

Empathy is white because…

• “When I feel bad, like feeling empathy, it feels soft. I think of soft as the color white.”
• “Understanding is pure.”

Empathy is black because…

• “Black is simple yet so complicated to understand. It’s exactly like empathy.”

Empathy is red because…

• “It symbolizes love.”

Empathy is brown because…

• “Because brown also representates modesty and being humble.”