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Babson College
College student launches new line of dolls for boys of color
May 11, 2016
Jennifer Pierre, who’s finishing a master’s degree in entrepreneurship at Babson College, is launching a new line of dolls designed for boys of color. One is meant to look like an African American boy, with curly natural hair. One is Indian American. Another is biracial.