Natasha dolls: Hong Kong advocates decry ‘dehumanising’ Black baby ‘stress relief’ toy trending in China (opens original article in a new tab)
Hong Kong advocates condemn a viral 'Natasha' doll depicting a Black baby as dehumanizing, with reports of it being beaten and abused online. The toy, available on Chinese e-commerce sites, has sparked outrage over racial insensitivity and calls for accountability.
- Hong Kong Black community condemns 'Natasha' doll as dehumanizing and racially offensive.
- The doll, resembling a Black child, is being abused in videos and sold on Chinese platforms like Taobao.
- Advocates urge manufacturers and retailers to take responsibility for promoting racist attitudes.
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