lilwil wrote:Riddick wrote:Chachi wrote:Sorry, side question here, but what does "Dolls, ethnic" mean? If I am going to buy a doll toy, make sure to use my affirmative action mindset when picking one out? Make to not just buy the white, middle class doll?
I'll be bringing a few of toys and maybe a t-shirt or two.
Basically they are asking instead of a typical white doll they would like ones that looks like it belongs to other ethnic groups (african, asian, hispanic, etc) since they service more than just white children.
So a white kid can have a black doll, but a black kid cant have a white doll? makes sense to me.
They're saying that already 75% of the dolls are white, and they don't want a white Marine showing up to an African American household with toys for their daughter and give them a bunch of white dolls and nazi flags.
White kids don't have black dolls.
There was also a study that found that young girls of all ethnicities in the US thought that white girls were pretty and ethnic girls were ugly, largely in part to how the US market sells primarily white dolls, and if there happen to be non-white dolls, they are sold as less attractive friends of the white girls.