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Two Black Dads Celebrate Diversity By Creating Their Own Line of Black Dolls

In 2020, the US toy industry grossed approximately $32.6 billion, according to The NPD Group/Consumer Tracking Service. Despite that, only in the past decade or so have toy makers begun […] The post Two Black Dads Celebrate Diversity By Creating Their Own Line of Black Dolls appeared first on Essence.

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Two Canadian Dads Create New Line Of Black Dolls Dressed In Cameroonian-Inspired Attire - Blavity

Two Canadian Dads Create New Line Of Black Dolls Dressed In Cameroonian-Inspired Attire Gaëtan Etoga and Yannick Nguepdjop said they wanted to create a new set of dolls for Black and biracial children. March 01, 2021 at 9:37 pm Gaëtan Etoga and Yannick Nguepdjop are getting a lot of praise for their new company Ymma that creates dolls specifically for Black and biracial children. Etoga and Nguepdjop, both dads from Douala, Cameroon, now living in Quebec, Canada, spoke to My Modern Met to share how their personal experiences made them realize how difficult it is for Black families to find dolls for their children in Canada. Many stores, they said, either did not have Black dolls or put them behind the white dolls.

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Two Black Fathers Create a Diverse Line of Black and Mixed-Race Dolls

Two Black Fathers Create a Diverse Line of Black and Mixed-Race Dolls
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Meet The Quebec Dads Making Beautiful Black And Mixed-Race Dolls

Instagram/ymma.world A little girl with her Ymma doll. Ymma’s website prominently features a Nelson Mandela quote: “It is in your hands to make a better world for all who live in it.” Gaëtan Etoga and Yannick Nguepdjop take that literally. The two Quebec dads founded the company, which makes Black and mixed-race dolls, to inspire children and expose them to difference. Startling lack of diversity in the toy world Etoga said the idea has been floating around in his head for a while now. He and his business partner, Nguepdjop, both originally from Cameroon, were surprised to find that even big multicultural cities like Montreal had a startling lack of diversity in many areas including in toy stores.

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