Alpha Kappa Alpha Barbie

This question is mainly African American women, but others are certainly free to offer opinions. Should it matter that the doll does not reflect how a real African-American woman in Alpha Kappa Alpha / or generally look like? Some are heated about it. See link:

http://www.theroot.com/id/47216?GT1=3800 ...

It's a start. Have you seen the new S & M Barbie? which is a journey and a half. I like it. Maybe if enough people can say something Matttel do things. I understand where you're good.

I think light skin, long hair thing AKA is history. I do not think it should matter at all. The whole debate is trivial. I do not see people complaining Malibu Malibu Barbie makeup! The division within the black community on the lightness or darkness of our skin is an atrocity and a setback to a potentially flourishing culture. When people can get pass the black petty situations and consider the whole situation so we can be a lot more racing coverage!

Having a black Barbie is not negligible ... If Barbie is a dark skin or light skin Barbie is futile!