New doll praises Turkish Para swimmer
Another doll demonstrated after World Para Swimming World Series champion Sümeyye Boyacı made its presentation on March 4.
Praising the accomplishments of the Turkish swimmer, Barbie, the doll's maker would like to help rouse another age of youthful competitors.
The toy organization is discharging the recently planned dolls to pay tribute to International Women's Day on March 8, and to bring issues to light of female good examples in the wearing world.After winning two progressive gold awards in the 50-meter backstroke at the 2019 World Para
Swimming World Series in Indianapolis and the 2018 World Para Swimming European Championships in Dublin, Boyacı turned into a silver meda-list at the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships in London.
"At the point when I am informed that I was picked as the "Motivating Woman of the Year" and they were going to make my Barbie doll, I needed to shout from joy, run from that point and hop," said the 17-year-old Boyacı.
"l might not have arms yet I have wings nobody else sees," she said.
In a tribute to female competitors, Barbie propelled a progression of dolls including Boyacı, just as Ukrainian five-time title holder saber fencer Olga Kharlan, British 200 m best on the planet sprinter Dina Asher-Smith, German long hop best on the planet Malaika Mihambo, National French Football commander Amandine Henry, Lithuanian European indoor sports champion Airine Palsyte and European junior surfing champion Teresa Bonvalot from Portugal.
Beforehand, Turkish hero windsurfer Çağla Kubat and Turkish on-screen character Gülse Birsel have additionally had a Barbie made in their resemblance, as a major aspect of Barbie's "Good example" venture committed to regarding good examples of the past and future.
Propelled in 2018, the crusade plans to move people in the future of ladies to push their cutoff points, break out of the customary jobs allocated to them by society and arrive at their actual potential.
Since 2015, Mattel has been attempting to seek after an increasingly comprehensive methodology, spreading messages of decent variety by reflecting distinctive body types, skin tones and hairdos, just as perpetual incapacities and ailments like vitiligo, rather than its pink-fixated, ridiculously disproportional exemplary dolls.
