Marga Vicedo

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83 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 15 Jan

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I mean, it's a company that aims to sell dolls.

I mean, they just started with one.

And in 1958, I believe, then in the 60s, as the times were changing and we realized, yeah, that not everybody in the world...

is, you know, blonde and thin and white and other people have to be recognized and valued, they introduced other dolls, right?

Dolls with black skin and they introduced also dolls that had some disability, like there is a Barbie that uses a wheelchair,

So they've been increasing the diversity, which is all good.

And of course, autism is very visible today.

There are a lot of discussions about the increasing, if there are increasing rise of autism.

autism and what the spectrum means.

So I think they realize, okay, they can get the attention of the consumers and they can sell dogs.

So that's for the company.

We cannot blame

Then for that, they aim to sell.

But for the rest of us, why would the average person want to have dolls, in this case, that represent autism or other ways of neurodivergence?

I think there are good reasons.

I mean, first of all, we want our dolls and our toys in general to represent the diversity of people, the diversity of cultures.

So that's a good thing.

Yeah.

No, I think you're right.

There is, you know, having a more diverse representation of people in our toys and in our dolls, including Barbie, it's a good thing.

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