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I Don’t Care What Barbie Looks Like

February 11, 2016
Stephanie Azzarone
Barbie, DC Comics, Girls, Mattel, Superheros, Toy Fair

Much of the talk pre Toy Fair (Feb 13-16) is about Barbie’s availability in three new body types: petite, tall and curvy.  Most commenters feel it’s about time that Barbie looked like “every woman”—that all along, Barbie’s skinny torso has been sending an unhealthy message...

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Is STEM the New Pink?

September 10, 2015
Stephanie Azzarone
Girls, STEM, Technology

When I was a young girl, my mother wanted me to grow up to be a nurse (“doctor” never entered the picture). Not because either of us felt any affinity for the medical profession, but because nursing was, in her mind, the better alternative to...

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