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Product: Barbie Inspiring Women Series Katherine Johnson Doll
Brand: Barbie
Color: Multicolor
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While growing up in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, Katherine Johnson (her name was Coleman as a child) displayed an intense curiosity and an extraordinary knack with numbers. As a child prodigy, Katherine entered high school at 10 years old and graduated from college at the top of her class when she was just eighteen.
In 1953, she joined a pool of women hired by NASA to work as human computers. Katherine calculated the trajectory of NASA's first American-manned flight into space.
Her flawless calculations helped the Apollo astronauts land and return safely from their voyage to the moon. Katherine's figures were so consistently accurate, that when NASA switched to mechanical computers, they had Katherinedouble-check the accuracy of the machine's results.
The Barbie Inspiring WomenKatherine Johnsondoll celebrates the achievements of a pioneer who broke through barriers of race and gender.
Like the trajectories she calculated, Katherine's contributions inspire young people to excel in math and science, and to reach for the stars.

Product: Barbie Mrs. Which Doll
Brand: Barbie
Color: Brown and Gray
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In Disney's A Wrinkle in Time, Meg Murry embarks on an epic adventure across the universe to find her missing father. Traveling to worlds unknown as she fights against an evil force that threatens to cover the world in darkness, Meg has three celestial beings as her guides.
Known as Mrs. Which, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Whatsit, these three women are powerful warriors made of stardust, each with a special role in Meg's journey.
Mrs. Which is the most ancient and wise, inspiring Meg to be a warrior herself.
Celebrate all the magic of the movie with this doll based on the movie character.
Doll also features a fully articulated body—perfect for posing.

Product: Barbie Inspiring Women Series Frida Kahlo Doll
Brand: Barbie
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Artist, activist, and feminist icon, Frida Kahlo, born in 1907, was and continues to be a symbol of strength, originality, and unwavering passion.
Overcoming numerous obstacles to follow her dream of becoming a fine artist, Frida persevered and gained recognition for her unique style and perspective.
With her vibrant palette and mix of realism and fantasy, she addressed important topics like identity, class, and race, making her voice, and the voices of girls and women alike, heard.
The Barbie Inspiring Women Frida Kahlo doll celebrates the groundbreaking achievements, heroism, and long-lasting contributions Frida made in the art world and for women.
Her extraordinary life and art continue to influence and inspire others to follow their dreams and paint their own realities