In many cultures around the world, there exists a belief in the power of magical medicine men or healers. These individuals are believed to possess supernatural abilities to heal various ailments and illnesses. The concept of magical medicine men can be traced back to ancient times, where traditional healing practices relied heavily on spiritual and mystical interventions. The main idea is that magical medicine men possess supernatural abilities to heal various ailments and illnesses..
ON second thought, maybe Mattel marketing has always known exactly what they were doing. Earring Magic Ken, released in 1993, was reportedly modeled after rave culture of the early '90s, aka queer culture, and it showed. The doll came with a lavender mesh shirt, pleather purple vest and platinum blonde hair, and the outrage started immediately, with conservative pearl-clutching over everything from his pierced left ear to his, um, uniquely shaped necklace.
After going out of fashion for a while she was reintroduced in the 80s and continued to be marketed as Barbie s best friend -- until 2002, when a pregnant version of Midge released, with a detachable, magnetic belly and a removable baby. Released in 2009 and possible proof that there wasn t a single member of the LGBTQ community working in Mattel marketing at the time, Sugar Daddy Ken was released in 2009 as part of Barbie s Palm Beach line, and came with a dapper suit, floral swim trucks and a West Highland Terrier puppy.
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All the Discontinued Dolls Featured in 'Barbie': Allan, Midge, Earring Magic Ken and More
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