Tiny Shoulders, Rethinking Barbie (2018)

Ruth Handler

Self - Inventor of Barbie
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Richard Dickson

Self - President, Mattel

Kristina Duncan

Self - Barbie Marketing

Michelle Chidoni

Self - Barbie Public Relations

Kim Culmone

Self - Barbie Head of Design

M.G. Lord

Self - Author, Forever Barbie

Amy Richards

Self - Author, Manifesta

Gloria Steinem

Self - Founder, Ms. Magazine

Amanda Foreman

Self - Historian
(as Dr. Amanda Foreman)

Peggy Orenstein

Self - Author, Cinderella Ate My Daughter

Roxane Gay

Self - Author, Bad Feminist

Andi Zeisler

Self - Co-Founder of Bitch Media

Evelyn Mazzocco

Self - Senior Vice President, Barbie

Robert Best

Self - Barbie Senior Designer

Anne Monier

Self - Curator, Musée des Arts Décoratifs

Jill E. Barad

Self - Former CEO, Mattel

David Krajci

Self - Crisis Consultant

Connie Chung

Self - Journalist
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I cannot believe that people actually thought Barbie was FORCING people to be skinny. FORCING people into thinking that beauty is white, blonde and skinny.

The very first words from this documentary comes from a woman who says "I'm glad I didn't grow up with Barbie".

I wonder if Barbie has also told people to go rob a bank. People need to take responsibility for themselves. If a toy can dictate your child's future, there is something wrong with the parents.

People need to look around at other things that were influencing children. Maybe famous people like Farrah and Jackie Kennedy. To blame this all on a doll is ridiculous.

I am glad I grew up with Barbie. The toy doll did not tell me to be skinny, blonde or anything else. The Barbie doll did encourage my imagination to play and dream as a little girl..