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Notably, Barbie’s first home, which was made of cardboard, had no kitchen.

This was contrary to many early dollhouses, which were made with the intent of teaching young girls domestic tasks.

Instead, Barbie had a television set and record player. She was here to have fun . Not be a homemaker.

even as the most popular doll in the world, Mattel looked to confront the way they’d always done things. “We attacked every aspect of the business, from product to communication to content to social mission,” McKnight explained. This helped them ask more upstream questions about their own incumbency – challenging themselves to think about what Barb