Lagueria Davis hates dolls. At least that’s what the director of Netflix’s Black Barbie documentary (streaming now) says in the first few minutes of the film. As a kid, she preferred powering ...

Meghan Markle once wrote about how her dad used a Barbie set to help her celebrate being biracial. Writing for Elle in 2016, Meghan said her dad made a custom Barbie set with Black and white dolls.

Indeed, there are actually two Black Widow Barbie dolls – one featuring Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) in her black suit and the other in her new white suit from the film. Both designs ...

The concept of a Black Barbie doll was first floated at Mattel almost immediately after Barbie herself was created. The company responded in the late 1960s with a handful of Black dolls that were ...

Mattel announced the two new dolls on Tuesday as part of Barbie's 2024 Fashionistas Line, an inclusive range of dolls with over 175 varieties of skin tone, eye color, hair color and texture, body ...

The first Black Barbie debuted in 1979, two decades after Mattel introduced the original Barbie. Before then, several Black American dolls were added to the Barbie franchise, like 'colored Francie ...

The first Black Barbie, which debuted in 1980, featured a doll fully immersed in her identity. Designed by Kitty Black Perkins, the doll had an Afro to complement her red dress and gold jewelry.

Barbie has sold candidate dolls for each of the presidential elections since 1992, including an all-female ticket with a president and vice president in 2016.

Margot Robbie celebrates birthday in Seoul with retro 'Day to Night Barbie' outfit At the Seoul, South Korea, premiere of "Barbie" on July 2, Robbie wore two twin looks directly inspired by a real ...

She was specifically a Black Barbie, unlike the other Black dolls from the company that either had a different name or the same design as Barbie just with a darker skin tone.

Black Barbie begins from a nonjudgmental place; it doesn’t shame viewers for their dubiousness, dismissal or misunderstandings when it comes to the sociocultural significance of dolls.