Here are the women chosen for Barbie's newest role model dolls
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It's Women's History Month, and to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8 and Barbie's 65th birthday on March 9, the doll brand has announced it is adding new dolls to its Role Models collection, based on real-life singers and actresses from around the world. They're not for sale – a one-of-a-kind doll was made for each of the honored women.
The dolls are meant to introduce "girls to remarkable women's stories to show them you can be anything," according to Mattel. Here are the women chosen to be the next Barbie role models.
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