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    Should Barbie be banned? When it comes to views of how girls and young women think, Barbie is considered to be the perfect image for their looks. But is that really true? According to statistics, Barbie only causes harm to women. Creating an unrealistic body image, causing eating disorders, and making a make believe fairytale are just a few reasons why Barbie should be banned. From her release in 1959, Barbie was an instant success; however, it only takes one look at Barbie to tell that her…

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    LEGO Case Study: Mattel

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    and the major competitors are Hasbro and Mattel. Furthermore, LEGO also has to compete against companies that sell similar products with a relatively low cost. LEGO’s pricing strategy makes the product have almost no price advantage in countries such as China and India, which gives too much space for its competitors’ products. II. Threat of New Entrants – The threat of new entrants in the toy industry is high, not only because major competitors such as Mattel want to take LEGO’s market share,…

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    Alyssa Frey Toy Description Project 3-in-1 Bounce, Stride and Ride Introduction The 3-in-1 Bounce, Stride & Ride Elephant from Fisher Price is a “grow-with-me” mobile toy, designed for infants from ages nine to thirty-six months. This adorable and interactive toy is made from colorful plastic and has measurements of 22" x 13" x 17" (Fisher Price, 2014). At the head of the elephant there are cloth ears that move as the elephant moves, a rollerball that rattles when struck, and large light up…

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    When I was around five or six years old, my sister and I were playing with Barbie dolls in my grandmother’s house. All of the dolls had pale white skin except for one that was black, which, at the time, did not matter to my sister or me. But at some point during our time, one of us mentioned the word “black” in reference to the doll. My mother, who was sitting in the dining room, maybe fifteen feet away, turned back, appalled, and told us to never say that. Neither of us really understood what…

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    Beauty Standards

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    Beauty Beauty has been a socially constructed concept that has been around since the beginning of time. We set these ideals of what has to be perfect, according to society, and what is socially unacceptable. If a woman happens to be over a certain weight, she is fat according to society. We have put pressure on each other throughout the years and it has harmful effects to the people around us. Setting certain beauty standards that people feel they need to follow is going to hurt not only this…

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    A works denotative meaning can differ from its connotative one immensely. Something as carefree as a waltz can become dangerous based on context, one would not say something as a waltz with death is desirable. An toy meant to bring joy to a small child can become entrapping as she struggles to fit the mold this model has built for her from such a young age. In “Barbie Doll”, Marge Piercy transforms the titles meaning from a toy to an unattainable goal set on woman and in Theodore Roethke's “My…

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    Like Chinese American students, Lee realized the different between school and her home. It began from the different of her culture and the way she was brought up. She didn’t know the Chinese heritage would play any role in her future as much as other students. This is easy for her to become an American and fit with American culture in here. Epidemically (2) outer layer of the skin Squirm (3) distress, embarrassment Haphazard (4) random, by chance Tandem (7) bicycle with two seats Read to…

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    Barbie girl, Is a great example of many things we have studied this semester in sociology. It not only represents, the middle upper class, it also identifies with white privileged as well as what it truly means in doing gender. With a strong sense of the demands of what society puts on females, and even a glimpse of the males role, through Ken. The song starts out with Ken picking up Barbie, and having her get into his car, an act what is still considered to be appropriate in many upper class…

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    She’s wearing a bikini, while she stands on stage in front of an audience, dancing and putting on a show to try and win money. Platinum blonde hair, extremely brown fake tan, the full face of makeup: lipstick, dramatic eyes, bright cheeks. She gets her eyebrows waxed on a Wednesday afternoon and her spray tan on a Saturday morning. Everything on her body is fake, from her eyelashes to even her teeth. Even some of the hair on her head is false. Every move she makes, every outfit and every…

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    Title: Unending love of baby dolls for girls through all the ages What does your youngster do when you give them a doll? The child looks at the doll as an outcome of the intriguing veritable looking parts and little fragments. The way you acknowledge things is novel in association with the way your little tyke does. The child takes a look at each doll as though it were a legitimate blue, living individual. It's enthralling to watch the way a young lady plays with life like baby dolls for…

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