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Barbie-manufacturer Mattel is being slammed by social media users for a collection of Olympics 2020 dolls that has no Asian representation.
Mattel had collaborated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Tokyo 2020 organisers to release a new line of dolls in February 2020 for the Games. The collection is meant to celebrate five new sports that were added to the Olympics this year.
People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, the collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.
Netizens called out Mattel for being tone deaf and some said it was indeed strange that the toy manufacturer missed adding an Asian doll to its collection, especially since the Olympics 2020 happened in an Asian country and saw the participation of so many Asian-origin athletes from around the world.

No Asian Barbie in Olympics 2020 doll collection, Mattel slammed

People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, Mattle's collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.

Toymaker Mattel leaves Asians out from&nbsp;Olympics&nbsp;2020 doll&nbsp;collection
No Asian Barbie in the colection, netizens&nbsp;express disappointment&nbsp;
No inclusivity:&nbsp;Netizens slam Mattel for being tone deaf
Mattel: intended to include Asian community but&nbsp; failed to meet goal
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People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, Mattle's collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.

Barbie-manufacturer Mattel is being slammed by social media users for a collection of Olympics 2020 dolls that has no Asian representation.
Mattel had collaborated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Tokyo 2020 organisers to release a new line of dolls in February 2020 for the Games. The collection is meant to celebrate five new sports that were added to the Olympics this year.
People were quick to point out that despite its innovation, the collection of dolls lacked inclusivity. It was noticed that there was no Asian Barbie in the collection of dolls.
Netizens called out Mattel for being tone deaf and some said it was indeed strange that the toy manufacturer missed adding an Asian doll to its collection, especially since the Olympics 2020 happened in an Asian country .
In a statement, the toymaker clarified that a doll resembling an Olympic skateboarder was intended to &ldquo;represent the Asian community&rdquo; but acknowledged that the collection ultimately failed to meet its goal.

'Not fair': Barbie's racism stand strikes a chord with netizens 

Fashion doll Barbie from Mattel is not just a toy anymore. Often criticised for promoting Euro-centric beauty standards, the doll's digital avatar has taken a stand against racism.&nbsp;
In a vlog shared on Barbie's YouTube&nbsp;channel, the digital doll discusses the unfair treatment of Black persons with her black doll friend Nikki.&nbsp;
The animated conversational clip has struck a chord with social media who give a big thumbs up to this clip impressed by Mattel's effort to raise awareness about the Black Lives Matters movement.&nbsp;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCzwoMDgF_I
Often criticised for her look, Barbie takes a stand against racism
Posts animated video with her black doll friend Nikki&nbsp;
Video slamming racism strikes a chord with netizens&nbsp;

Fashion doll Barbie from Mattel is not just a toy anymore. Often criticised for promoting Euro-centric beauty standards, the doll's digital avatar has taken a stand against racism.&nbsp;
In a vlog shared on Barbie's YouTube&nbsp;channel, the digital doll discusses the unfair treatment of Black persons with her black doll friend Nikki.&nbsp;
The viral animated clip has struck a chord with netizens who say they are impressed by Mattel's effort to raise awareness about the Black Lives Matters movement.&nbsp;

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