Response from: Margaret

Hello: Concerning the unhealthy image of Barbie doll bodies, I wonder whether you've seen the dolls Mattel's been producing since 1999, the year they introduced the "Belly Button" body. It has a considerably smaller bosom, & more realistically-proportioned waist & hips than does the traditional Barbie body. True, the limbs are still ridiculously skinny. The rbd dolls have that 1999 body, as is obvious from the posture of their hands. I'm chunky-legged, but I've always found Barbie's vavoom torso more problematic.
If you compare the (undressed) bodies of the traditional Barbie doll with the rbd dolls, you'll see the difference in proportions. As far as stereotypes go, I'd say the excess of blonde dolls is more of a problem than that the fashion dolls have skinny legs. (I'm sick of blondes as the fashion ideal, personally, & yes, I had straw yellow hair as a child). Don't you think dolls based on Mexican women are a healthy break from the neverending stream of dolls based on blonde chicks?

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What's the problem... so Mexican barbies look like European-centric barbies... Borderline Racist?

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