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Awwww, this is so cute! I love how happy she is. I just wish more people made their videos with closed caption.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed her excitement.
DeleteHi Debbie. I've been MIA for awhile and have LOT of catching up. This video is really funny. And I really enjoy her excitement. On a serious note...this is why I am still a big fan of physical stores. Stores allows discovery. Both of us know black dolls have been on store shelves for awhile. But it's true, this industry is much more diversified that ever and there is always room for one more. My Black Barbies are what drew me into this hobby!
ReplyDeleteYou are so correct -- there is always room for more. I do appreciate stores like Target and Walmart who realize representation matters. Children and their parents who shop at these and other stores for dolls do not have the same difficulty finding dolls of color for their children as say parents did 15 years ago.
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