You Don't Own Me: How,Exposed Barbie's Dark Side
by Orly Lobel
In You Don't Own Me, Orly Lobel exposes the dark side of Barbie, exploring how the doll's legacy intertwines with corporate battles, legal disputes, and cultural impacts. This eye-opening account reveals the hidden struggles behind the perfect plastic icon, shedding light on the toy industry's power dynamics and ethical dilemmas.
About This Book
You Don't Own Me delves into the complex world of Barbie, highlighting how the doll's creation and evolution reflect broader issues in consumer culture and corporate power.
Author Orly Lobel examines the legal and ethical challenges faced by Mattel, the company behind Barbie, as it navigated intellectual property and market dominance.
The book provides insights into the toy industry's influence on gender roles and societal norms through the lens of this cultural phenomenon.
With a focus on real-world implications, it reveals the tensions between innovation and control in the business of playthings.
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