>>6331313>Underrated postTo be fair I once spotted a black mom trying to push a black doll on her daughter at Kmart a few years back, but the little girl started screaming that she wanted the Holiday Hannah Montana doll. The mom looked disappointed, and tried once more before she gave up, and got her the Hannah Montana doll.
A few years later I saw a black mom trying to get her little girl hyped for a black princess frog doll, but the little girl stared crying "but I want Elsa". The mom said "but this one is pretty too. Look at the pretty dress." The little girl continued to cry "I want Elsa".
This year I saw a little boy trying to reach for a Trolls doll from the new movie which had brushable hair. His mom said "you don't want that" while the dad handed him a plush version of the same troll character. His mom said "The other one is more for girls. You don't want that". The boy accepted the plush toy, but even as they walked away his head wouldn't stop turning back to look at the Troll doll that he really wanted.