Never Will Be That Redhead Barbie Doll

Sandra Cisneros was born in Chicago, Illinois on December 20, 1954. Cisneros currently lives in San Antonio, Texas. Sandra Cisneros is the seventh child, the only daughter of seven children. As a Latin American, she has written a lot about her experience in the USA. Sandra Cisneros is best known for her literary work "Mango Street House" created in 1991. In addition, Cisneros' work has won numerous awards, including Mac Arthur Fellowship, 2 National Art Scholarships, Texas Medal. Art

Mattel Barbie debuted at the American Toys Congress in New York in 1959. The image of Barbie comes from a stereoscopic version of a mixed cartoon character named Lilli that appeared in a small German newspaper in the 1950s (Rand 25, 32). The original Bild Lilli doll was an erotic fan for men, sold in tobacco shops and bars (see Figure 1). According to legend, Ruth handler (founded at the time of the establishment of Mattel with her husband Elliott handler in 1945) imagined a paper doll when I met Lili doll while traveling to Switzerland in 1957 I tried. Three dimensional performance Still in sexual suggestions of toys, Mattel negotiated Lilli's rights and brought her back to the United States for redesign and sale in the form of Barbie. Her sexy image has changed a bit more and is more "how much" image.

Barbie is the first big doll in America with adult characteristics. After her daughter, the handler chose to rename her Barbie doll. That boy's boyfriend is willing to be named after her son. She is made of both blond and black versions. (At that time, Nari was red hair, even more regret.) These dolls caught quickly, and the rest was history. For many years the controversy was around Barbie dolls. The lawsuit was settled by Matter Lilli's creator to Mattel, and parents complained about the charm of the doll. Is Barbie a good example for a small girl who measured the original 36-18-38? Does this create a negative body image that the generation craves for? Is she too materialized for my dream house, clothes, cars, and endless accessories?