Here's one possible reason why Barbie introduced new bodies to its dolls
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People Against the Sexualisation of Children. - 'Skipper' was Barbie's little sister. In 1975 toy manufacturers Mattel decided it was time for her to hit puberty, a transition that was portrayed in
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Drastic plastic: a look at Barbie's new bodies
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Normal' Barbie - Sacraparental
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Barbie Body Image: Mattel and Psychology Experts Weigh In | TIME.com
Don't blame Barbie for the objectification of women—Commentary
An Artist Is Giving Bratz Dolls Drastic Make-Unders to Make Them Less Sexual | Entertainment Tonight
How Barbie crushed Sindy - BBC News
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Girls can be anything when they grow up – until they start playing with Barbie | Aurora Sherman and Eileen Zurbriggen | The Guardian
