7.Genderization

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Cabbage Patch Kids 1983 (Then)Cabbage Patch Kids (Now)Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/17/lego-ad-1981_n_4617704.html277 She Culture CRT: Genderization
Normal Barbie' Crowdfunding Campaign Could Bring Gorgeous,Realistic Dolls To A Kid Near YouBy Nina BahadurAfter we saw what a "normal" Barbie might look like, we were itching to get our hands on some anddistribute them to little girls everywhere.Thanks to a new crowdfunding campaign using CrowdtiltOpen, that may soon be possible.Artist and researcher Nickolay Lamm, whose 3D-printed Barbie based on the average measurements of a19-year-old woman went viral in July 2013, is hoping to make "Lammily" dolls a reality."Currently, there is no doll like this on the market," Lamm told The Huffington Post in an email.The "Lammily" doll is designed with articulated wrists, knees, elbows and feet, natural-looking makeup anda casual wardrobe featuring denim shorts, sneakers and athletic gear."Most fashion dolls on the market are dressed like princesses or wear funky outfits," Lamm told HuffPost. "Iwanted Lammily to wear clothes that Gap or J. Crew might design. There's no reason why simple everydayclothes design can't be transferred to doll clothes."Lamm also told HuffPost that the doll is designed to appeal to parents and children alike:The message about body image targets parents of daughters. Many young girls do not care about bodyimage, they just want a fun doll to play with. This initial campaign is aimed more towards parents, but thefuture depends on young girls wanting to play with Lammily. I spent lots of time and research to create adoll which daughters are going to love. She isn't just a doll with typical body proportions, she's a fun dollwhich just happens to have typical body proportions. And everything from the packaging, to future adcampaigns, to future online interactive worlds, will be designed to appeal to kids.278 She Culture CRT: Genderization
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