Yes to inclusion! Bratz launches its first line of LGBTIQ+ dolls

Many of us grew up playing with the famous line of Bratz dolls. How can we forget Yasmin, Jade, Sasha, Dana and Chloe and the different collections that the creators of this beautiful doll gave us?

We were all fascinated by the idea of ​​changing their clothes and shoes, although in reality we changed their feet complete with everything and shoes. These divine dolls are already in their twenties and have recently launched LGBTIQ+ dolls that are a couple and have driven everyone crazy fans.

The couple Roxxi and Nevra are the model of this release and behind their design is Jimmy Paul, whose idea was to make them a outfits very seventies, since precisely in that decade the community managed to claim many rights. The purpose of this collection is to honor the fans. As the toy company MGA put it:

This collaboration is a love letter to the LGBTQ+ community and some girls have been inspired by Bratz since their childhood to live their truth. My hope is that the collection provides a ray of hope and power, recalling both the vibrancy of the community and the gravity of homotransphobia today.

It must be remembered that it is not the first time that these dolls have been presented, since Roxxi was presented in 2004 and Nevra in 2003 and “they declared themselves brides” in June 2020. The difference on this occasion is that their clothing bears the colors of the flag.

With the acquisition of the dolls, a donation of 25,000 dollars was made to The Trevor Projectan organization that is in charge of LGBTIQ+ suicide prevention and mental health care.

So if you were a collector of these dolls or played with them for a long time, it’s time for you to acquire this beautiful couple and join the cause because remember that love is love.