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Why Should Black Dolls Cost Less Than White Dolls?
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/// She tweeted: “Not sure this pricing is socially acceptable in 2015.” ///
It certainly isn't madam, why should white families pay more for their dolls.
/// She tweeted: “Not sure this pricing is socially acceptable in 2015.” ///
It certainly isn't madam, why should white families pay more for their dolls.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It would be barmy to have different quality of plastic for the two models. It would involve different production lines and would therefore be less economical. It almost certainly is not the case in this instance. There will be one production line and the only difference between the plastic used will be the colour of the pigment that is added.
So they will never be allowed to discount one over the other if one of them is not selling very well. If the black doll is cheaper or more expensive, they can never win. They always have to be the same price or it's racist, yawn. It's pathetic. I am sick of hearing about perceived racism where non exists. Some people are obsessed with it.
Jomifl,
They have a neutral base plastic which is heated to liquify, probably clear or gray and coloured plastic pigments are added to get different colours.
I don't know if you have ever had a paint colour matched. You take the colour you want and they scan it. Then they squirt dyes into a clear paint solution and mix it on the spot. And you get paint that matches your kitchen units or furniture.
They have a neutral base plastic which is heated to liquify, probably clear or gray and coloured plastic pigments are added to get different colours.
I don't know if you have ever had a paint colour matched. You take the colour you want and they scan it. Then they squirt dyes into a clear paint solution and mix it on the spot. And you get paint that matches your kitchen units or furniture.
Gromit, I have had paint colour matched but moulding plastics is not quite the same as decorating a bedroom. The plastic is bought from a supplier in the form of beads which are fed into the moulding machine. The beads are supplied ready pigmented by the plastic manufacturer. If the pigment was put in with the beads the dolls would come out stripey.
Jomifl
Different pigments are added to the base plastic, which is the same for either doll. Red and yellow and white will give a caucasian colour. Black pigment will darken that. The result is exaxtly the same quality of plastic, in two different colours, at the same cost.
You do not believe Lego uses 51 different plastics to mould its 51 coloured bricks do you?
Different pigments are added to the base plastic, which is the same for either doll. Red and yellow and white will give a caucasian colour. Black pigment will darken that. The result is exaxtly the same quality of plastic, in two different colours, at the same cost.
You do not believe Lego uses 51 different plastics to mould its 51 coloured bricks do you?
They are now the same price, Tesco say it was a pricing error.!!
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