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The
Civil Rights movement and hippie values
of the 1960s, as well as the emerging
woman’s movement, created a whole
new world for kids growing up in the
1970s. As social barriers and traditional
gender stereotypes began to break down,
kids were encouraged to appreciate
diversity—and understand that
it was okay to be themselves. |
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Fisher-Price
Toys, Inc.
East Aurora
, NY
Date:1971-1975
ID: 99.53.1 |
School Play Set
This
popular toy was one of the first playthings
to include an African-American toy
figure. |
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