There was some backlash to Mattel's newly introduced autistic Barbie. But one doll could never represent an entire community.

Mattel, Inc. unveiled today its first-ever autistic Barbie doll, created with guidance from the autistic community to ...

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Barbie is getting an insulin pump! Mattel announced on Tuesday the first-ever Barbie doll with type 1 diabetes (T1D) as part of an effort to expand representation. According to Mattel, the Barbie ...

Barbie just released its first doll with Type 1 diabetes – and shoppers are eager to order them. The new Barbie doll has a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump, among other notable features.

Mattel has released its latest Barbie doll, and it’s a win for better representation. The new Barbie doll visibly lives with type 1 diabetes, wearing an insulin pump and all. Along with the insulin ...