Next is paper dolls. Papers dolls
are cut out of paper. It's a simple work of art. With separate clothes that is usually held onto the dolls by folding tabs. They often referred to is contemporary styles, and also the 19th century ballerina.
We have what you call black dolls. A black doll is a doll that resembles a black person..."
The class giggles.
"HAHAHAHAHA."
Mr. Hanks looked confused. "Did I miss something?"
"Naaw, it was just funny when you said that doll resembled a nigga," Derek in the back said.
"Please don't use that word in my class," Mr. Hanks instructed.
"What word?" Derek asked.
"You know, the N word. Don't use that word in my classroom anymore," Mr. Hanks demanded.
Andrew sat back in his seat.
"Ight."
"Okay, black dolls was Manufactured dating back to the 19th century. It's representations being both, realistic and stereotypical. Black dolls is mass-produced and manufactured today as toys and adult collectibles. Okay let's talk about Barbie..." Getting interrupted.
"Aww hell naw, talk about some women," Derek said, shaking his head.
"These dolls are representations of women," Mr. Hanks informed.
"What's the point of all this doll shit?" Derek asked.
"To know your history," Mr. Hank informed.
"But why us dudes have to learn about some girl toys?" Derek asked irritatily.
"Well if the boys not interested, I know you girls are interested in this topic," he said.
"YESS," all the girls in the classroom said loudly.
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