There's A New Ken Doll With A Man Bun And One With Cornrows

weaveadiva

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On Tuesday, Mattel unveiled its new crew of Fashionistas Barbie and Ken Dolls, featuring 11 new skin tones, 28 hairstyles, fierce new fashions, multiple eye colors and 7 body types.
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nysister

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I like AfroBarbie but they're a bit behind the curve. Some smaller black owned companies are filling that niche.
 

Enyo

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When I was a kid, Barbies and Kens were girl children toys. Somehow I am guessing in this day and age with all the transgender, millenniaism, these dolls are for both boys and girls.

Boys have been playing with dolls for age, but we call them "action figures". :rolleyes: They are dolls. We just give them a different name because we see boys doing anything associated with girls as being shameful. But boys play make-believe and act out stories with their "action figures" just like girls do with their dolls. And to be completely blunt, some of these superheroes prancing about in tiny underwear, unitards, stockings, and capes look more questionable than dudes in tee shirts and jeans. I'm not giving the superheroes a pass because they are often muscled and tough looking.
 

ChasingBliss

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Boys have been playing with dolls for age, but we call them "action figures". :rolleyes: They are dolls. We just give them a different name because we see boys doing anything associated with girls as being shameful. But boys play make-believe and act out stories with their "action figures" just like girls do with their dolls. And to be completely blunt, some of these superheroes prancing about in tiny underwear, unitards, stockings, and capes look more questionable than dudes in tee shirts and jeans. I'm not giving the superheroes a pass because they are often muscled and tough looking.
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