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Would Charlie Spring (Heartstopper) have a Logan Everett doll?
Yes!
Maybe?
Nah
Logan Everett is a teenage boy with a talent for drums. Though at first he’s very standoffish with his new bandmate, his big heart and willingness to cooperate will help them make great music.
Logan was released in 2017 along with his bandmate, Tenney Grant, and was the first boy doll to be released by American Girl.
Propaganda: Drummer bois
American Girl + Percy Jackson PicCrew (6/?)
American Girl recently made the decision to add the Kaya face mold to the Create Your Own doll line. This decision has been criticized by collectors and fans.
At first it appeared that the Kaya face mold would only be available paired with new short haired options. Similar to the design of Logan, the first American Boy doll, these options appeared to be meant to represent boys. (Short hair is nearly always a male gender signifier with American Girl dolls.)
I don't understand why American Girl chose to use the Kaya face mold for Logan, but it did. It was a harmful choice. Firstly, the Kaya face mold was created to represent a Nez Perce girl. What made her face more masculine than the face of another doll?
Additionally, intentionally or not, this choice played into harmful stereotypes of Native American women being less feminine than women of European descent. The Logan doll also had thick eyebrows similar to Kaya's. Delicate eyebrows are not inherently more or less feminine than thick eyebrows. They are simply a modern, Eurocentric beauty standard. (Among American Boy dolls, their gender is indicated with thicker eyebrows and a closed mouth, similar to Kaya's.)
Ironically, the limited option to pair the Kaya mold with short hair, placed limits on the creation of male Native American characters. For boys and men from many Native American nations, long hair is an expression of their heritage and sometimes their religion. To be forced to cut it is inherently colonizing, and reawakens generational trauma, especially that associated with Native American boarding schools.
Thankfully it appears that the hair options have been expanded to include choices for long hair. However, I wish that American Girl would keep in mind that choices like using Kaya's face mold for Logan are upsetting, harmful, and racist, and to make decisions more carefully in the future.
Happy Holidays
from our dollhouse to yours
Which doll do you like better?
Tenney Grant
Logan Everett
🐻Logan🐻
When I was younger, my mom would give me one of her old T-shirts and fuzzy socks to sleep in. I didn’t like regular pajamas because they felt too constricting and my body is always a lot hotter than it should be haha. It used to be so comfy and I would run around the house in it because I liked the way it would sway around in the wind. 🤣 I decided that the care bear pajamas looked just like how my old pajamas would look and thought it looked so cute on Logan! 🤣♥️
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QOTD: Do you have any Pajamas for your dolls?
AOTD: At first I thought I never really needed them, but now I’m at two pairs haha! I have this care bear set and the Peace, Love, and Joy set 🤗
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Logan Doll- @
Courtney’s Care Bear Pajamas- @
Mini Carebear- @worldssmallest
Ngl, I kinda wish I had a Logan doll, I hope to get him someday, he's definitely grown on me. But I'd probably make him my own and change his name, definitely leaning towards Johnny for some reason.
It’s hard to look cool when the wind keeps taking your hat :/
