how many jobs has barbie had?and what are they?
im doing a paper on the negative effect barbie has on society and how she sets an unreacheable standard. if u could tell me the source that would be great. best answer to the first one with a source
As far as I know she’s done the following things:
Air ForcePilot
Astronaut
Cowgirl
Teacher
Vet
Dentist
Flight Attendant.
Politician
Nascar Driver
Nurse
McDonald’s Employee
Paleontologist
Pediatrician
Superstar
Babysitter
Fashion Model
Ballerina
Rock Star
Fire Fighter
Police Officer
WNBA Basketball player
Aerobics instructor
Olympic Gymnast
Olympic Figure Skater
And there probably more. . .
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