Worry Dolls originate from Guatemala, and traditionally given to children, so they can tell one doll a story about something ...

Model No. 4, pictured above, used the same head mold as the Fantasy Goddess of Africa doll. Both Model No. 8 and Model No. 10 are also African American dolls with different skin tones and hair styles.

Ethiopia’s Kokob Gebrehaweria Tesfay, a SRFTI Kolkata student made ‘A Doll Made Up of Clay’ featuring Nigerian Ibrahim Ahmed, ...

most african dolls were made for educational purposes, religious, spiritual reasons. AND SO PEOPLE IN AFRICA, OUR ANCESTORS ADORED THEM. CHILDREN ADORE THEM, THOSE TYPE OF DOLLS.

Here’s everything to know about the doll and her creator. ... “That was a little act of revolution,” Dr. Patricia Turner, an African American studies professor and dean of UCLA College, ...

Muhammad’s Barbie doll rocks a hijab, just as the athlete did during the 2016 Olympics. REUTERS “I was told, as a kid, that I had big legs,” says the bronze medalist.

Curator Jamila Jones recently opened the African American Doll Exhibit - which runs through the holiday season. It features a worldwide collection of more than 1,000 dolls dating back to the 1800s ...

LaVon Stennis-Williams is displaying more than 750 historic dolls inside The Doll Museum of African-American History. “You have over 750 silent witnesses in this room.” ...

African Worry Dolls can be ordered online for R90 each from the Souper Market on Souper Troopers’ website. Souper Troopers also welcomes donations of all materials that can be used in the ...

In Burkina Faso, locals are making dolls to challenge the typical blue-eyed Barbie dolls we usually see in the pink aisle. One of the local salesmen, Charles Meavi, says, “All the dolls are made from ...

LaVon Stennis-Williams is displaying more than 750 historic dolls inside The Doll Museum of African-American History. “You have over 750 silent witnesses in this room.” LaVon Stennis-Williams ...