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Barbie bears no introduction. You know her. Or at least a version of her from your youth, or your child’s or your next-door neighbor’s. And if you know her, you almost certainly have an opinion of her. Over 61 years, 200 jobs and some very public missteps, Barbie has grown to represent not just one sort of woman but the limitless potential of all children who style her hair or swap her outfits. From Ruth Handler’s home to millions more, Barbara Millicent Roberts has cemented her place in the cultural zeitgeist. After all, it’s a Barbie world.
