Perkins displayed an interest in fashion from a young age ... there isn’t any African American doll line that receives its own commercial, that receives its own print ad and support, that ...

The African American Studies program is an interdisciplinary program examining African life and culture, both on the African continent and the diaspora. As a student, you will learn about the African ...

An AMERICAN EXPERIENCE collection featuring a selection of films documenting the African American Experience — along with articles, digital shorts and original features exploring America’s ...

Who created Barbie and why? Mattel Inc. produces Barbie, an American fashion doll. On March 29, 1959, they were launched. It was created by Ruth Handler, an American businesswoman, who was inspired by ...

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All limps are still in tact and it’s so similar to her real American Girl doll which was over $100 — definitely buy this instead. You will have more money for accessories which are a must.” ...

If you’ve been seeking an American Girl Doll ahead of the holiday season, stop what you’re doing because Target’s version offers some of the same great features — and prices start at only ...

Macy’s has just announced the launch of The Jilly Doll, the first true-to-life Asian American doll, in some of its Toys “R” Us shops. This is the first of many toys in development that ...

"In a continued commitment to promoting celebrations of heritage, Barbie is unveiling its first ever Barbie Diwali doll collaboration with globally recognized Indian fashion designer Anita Dongre ...

Mattel's Wicked collection features seven dolls inspired by Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and Marissa Bode's characters from the movie musical. By Latifah Muhammad editor All products and services ...

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