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https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/08/health/barbie-diabetes-doll-wellness
Yeah, no, I don't think society really needs this. But I don't know what DEI is, so maybe that makes this funnier without context.
gee i dunno. seems kinda harmless, maybe even slightly wholesome. :V
If I was a kid and I had an insulin pump I'd be very self-conscious.
image art tags stopped working here or I'd had posted the CNN barbie picture
Or in this case, advertising it.
I'mma buy one for one of my nieces, who has an insulin pump herself.
Would they not be happy with a new one?
Luisa from Encanto turned out to be one of the most popular characters from the movie with kids, and she's far from "the norm"
I assumed as much, just thought I would give them something to think about...
For example Hawkeye in the comics having hearing difficulties and having hearing aids.
I also remember reading of a girl with Vitiligo being over the moon when she found a doll that depicted having it.