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The first Barbie was created by Mattel on March 9th 1959

This 29 cm doll was wearing a black and white swimsuit, she had blond curly hair, white sunglasses, a pair of black high heels and gold earings

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''With Barbie, the girls are no longer confined to cradling a baby doll. They play at the woman rather than the mother.''

''Her life tells the birth of the consumer society and that of feminism which saw in Barbie a much too reductive model.''

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Qualities that make them inspiring leaders

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Qualities that make them inspiring leaders

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Independence

Courage

Self-Improvement

Autonomy

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She encourages them in their dreams and ambitions, she inspires the limitless potential in every girls and women and make them believe they can be anything

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Accomplishments and impact in their field

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Accomplishments and impact in their field

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She was the first doll with the figure of an adult woman

She advocate for real social and environmental change

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The stereotype that women were destined for home and maternity

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MÉDIAGRAPHIE

MATTEL. «Barbie», s.d, https://corporate.mattel.com/brand-portfolio/barbie, page consultée le 14 mars 2025.

M.G, Lord. «Barbie», 13 mars 2025, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Barbie , page consultée le 20 mars 2025.

RADIO CANADA. «Depuis 1959, Barbie traverse les modes et les controverses», 28 juillet 2023, https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1999912/barbie-jouet-poupee-archives, page consultée le 20 mars 2025.

SICHTERMANN, Barbara. Les femmes les plus célèbres de notre histoire. Éditions de La Martinière, Gerstenberg Verlag, Hildesheim, 2001, 299.