HBCU kidz Doll Collection
We often come across some unique collectible dolls that we would like to share with you. We believe that these gift
selections promote HBCUs, education, parenting and/or positive family relationships. We believe that this is a unique and
inspirational doll collection!
The HBCU kidz boutique is proud to offer you these high quality selections for your one-stop gift shopping
convenience.
Make it a memorable occasion! Why not have HBCU kidz add one or more of these wonderful items to enhance
your custom-designed HBCU kidz FAMILY HERITAGE GIFT BASKET?
selections promote HBCUs, education, parenting and/or positive family relationships. We believe that this is a unique and
inspirational doll collection!
The HBCU kidz boutique is proud to offer you these high quality selections for your one-stop gift shopping
convenience.
Make it a memorable occasion! Why not have HBCU kidz add one or more of these wonderful items to enhance
your custom-designed HBCU kidz FAMILY HERITAGE GIFT BASKET?
CLICK HERE to see even more gift items and baby supplies!
The HBCU kidz Gift Shop offers you over 10,000 family-friendly gifts from which to choose such as books, collectible dolls, keepsakes and more!
You can conveniently mix and match to create a one of a kind HBCU kidz Family Heritage Gift Basket for your upcoming Baby Showers!
CLICK HERE to see even more of our HBCU kidz recommended items!
The HBCU kidz Gift Shop offers you over 10,000 family-friendly gifts from which to choose such as books, collectible dolls, keepsakes and more!
You can conveniently mix and match to create a one of a kind HBCU kidz Family Heritage Gift Basket for your upcoming Baby Showers!
CLICK HERE to see even more of our HBCU kidz recommended items!
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Why The Bessie Coleman Doll?
Inspiring and Collectible Doll with an impressive "herstory"...At age 29,
Bessie Coleman was the first black woman to receive her pilot's license
and the first woman to receive an international pilot's license.
Bessie learned French as she had to go to France for lessons because
no one would teach her in the US. Wanting to share her success and
help other women and African Americans overcome poverty, prejudice
and injustice she had faced she worked to open a flight school for African
Americans. She believed they needed to take their place in the skies, too.
Source: Ms. Randy Allen Founder of Girls-Explore.com.
The Bessie Coleman Doll is a lovely collectible gift that comes dressed
in her flight uniform designed by her when she got her license.
The uniform has leather trim on her jacket, a hat with an embroidered
eagle and leather boots.
Bessie comes with a small "Pilot's Log" journal to record dreams and her
biography. The biography is suitable for 8 years and up. The book is 119
pages with black and white photos.
Click here to learn more about this remarkable woman's story.
Don't miss the opportunity to give this high quality special gift while it is
readily available. It is destined to be a cherished collector's item one day.
Inspiring and Collectible Doll with an impressive "herstory"...At age 29,
Bessie Coleman was the first black woman to receive her pilot's license
and the first woman to receive an international pilot's license.
Bessie learned French as she had to go to France for lessons because
no one would teach her in the US. Wanting to share her success and
help other women and African Americans overcome poverty, prejudice
and injustice she had faced she worked to open a flight school for African
Americans. She believed they needed to take their place in the skies, too.
Source: Ms. Randy Allen Founder of Girls-Explore.com.
The Bessie Coleman Doll is a lovely collectible gift that comes dressed
in her flight uniform designed by her when she got her license.
The uniform has leather trim on her jacket, a hat with an embroidered
eagle and leather boots.
Bessie comes with a small "Pilot's Log" journal to record dreams and her
biography. The biography is suitable for 8 years and up. The book is 119
pages with black and white photos.
Click here to learn more about this remarkable woman's story.
Don't miss the opportunity to give this high quality special gift while it is
readily available. It is destined to be a cherished collector's item one day.
Education! Important GEAR for LIFE. TM
Why The Harriet Tubman Doll?
Moses of the Underground
She couldn’t read or write. But she outwitted bounty hunters and sheriffs
and led her family, relatives and others to their freedom. They called
Harriet Tubman the “Moses of her People.”
Harriet was a slave, until she would take no more. She toiled in the fields
of her owner’s neighbor's plantations in Maryland. In 1849 as more
slaves were being sold into the deep south she decided to run away to
freedom. She traveled 90 miles to Pennsylvania.
When the Civil War broke out, Union officials asked Harriet for help. She
got information about the Confederate army from the blacks still in the
South. She guided the Union army through unfamiliar territory. She cared
for the wounded and sick in the hospital.
Back at her home in Auburn, New York, Harriet struggled to care for her
aging parents. With hard work, determination and support from her family
and friends she kept her home. But despite her own troubles, Harriet
devoted herself to her “last work”—providing a home for aging and
disabled black people.
Harriet is dressed in a period outfit that she wore in one of the few photos
taken of her. The set that comes with the doll includes her cape and a
pouch that the girl can use, which is similar to what she might have used
on her trips to carry food, water, etc. and her biography. The book is 118
pages with black and white photos. The reading level is 8 and up.
Click here to learn more about this remarkable woman's story.
Don't miss the opportunity to give this high quality special gift while it is
readily available. It is destined to be a cherished collector's item one day.
Moses of the Underground
She couldn’t read or write. But she outwitted bounty hunters and sheriffs
and led her family, relatives and others to their freedom. They called
Harriet Tubman the “Moses of her People.”
Harriet was a slave, until she would take no more. She toiled in the fields
of her owner’s neighbor's plantations in Maryland. In 1849 as more
slaves were being sold into the deep south she decided to run away to
freedom. She traveled 90 miles to Pennsylvania.
When the Civil War broke out, Union officials asked Harriet for help. She
got information about the Confederate army from the blacks still in the
South. She guided the Union army through unfamiliar territory. She cared
for the wounded and sick in the hospital.
Back at her home in Auburn, New York, Harriet struggled to care for her
aging parents. With hard work, determination and support from her family
and friends she kept her home. But despite her own troubles, Harriet
devoted herself to her “last work”—providing a home for aging and
disabled black people.
Harriet is dressed in a period outfit that she wore in one of the few photos
taken of her. The set that comes with the doll includes her cape and a
pouch that the girl can use, which is similar to what she might have used
on her trips to carry food, water, etc. and her biography. The book is 118
pages with black and white photos. The reading level is 8 and up.
Click here to learn more about this remarkable woman's story.
Don't miss the opportunity to give this high quality special gift while it is
readily available. It is destined to be a cherished collector's item one day.
