Artist Sonia Singh, frustrated by the overly made up appearance of dolls, embarked on a mission to transform them into more age-appropriate and natural representations of young girls. She scoured local thrift shops to find dolls in need of a “make-under,” and created an empowering project that has thousands of followers on social media.
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A devastating tragedy has plunged an entire community into mourning after more than sixty-five lives were lost in a catastrophic accident. The incident struck without warning, leaving…