Barbie With Attachable Weave
This is the latest doll out.
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What in the heezy!!!! This is a shame I will not be buying this doll for my daughter. While there is nothing wrong with wearing weaves I surely don't want my seven year old playing with a BLACK doll with a weave I don't think it sends the right message, and I am bothered that she is black, every race where's weaves/wigs not just black women :(
SMH....I saw a post similar to this one over on BGLH.
http://bglhonline.com/2011/11/black-so-in-style-barbie-comes-with-blonde-extensions-can-of-oil-sheen/
Ugh. I am speechless ... in the bad sense!
Definitely think that the companies need to get it though their heads that this is not a representation of all black woman and get us some dolls with beautiful natural hair styles.
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