Khloe Kardashian Gets Dragged For Biracial Babydoll Tweet

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Khloe Kardashian Gets Dragged For Biracial Babydoll Tweet

Khloe Kardashian is currently catching hell on social media over a tweet about a doll for her child. True Thompson’s mother is known for showing off her beautiful baby girl on social media…

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✶ My Baby ✶

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and she recently asked fans for help finding her daughter a new toy. Khloe was perusing the web Thursday and complained that the dolls she’d found online were far too frightening for True.

Baby dolls are terrifying these days! Why are they making these dolls so scary looking?

— Khloé (@khloekardashian) December 27, 2018

She then said she wanted a biracial baby doll for the child she shares with Tristan Thompson. She tweeted:

“Anyone know what brand makes a sweet looking biracial baby doll? Nothing too life like. Those silicone babies really freak me out! Some look so real and some look “

Anyone know what brand makes a sweet looking biracial baby doll? Nothing too life like. Those silicone babies really freak me out! Some look so real and some look 🤦🏼‍♀️

— Khloé (@khloekardashian) December 27, 2018

That tweet caused a firestorm of fury on social media from moms and fans who wondered why Khloe wouldn’t just buy her child, a BLACK doll. Some took offense and accused Khloe of being afraid to embrace her daughter’s blackness while others thought the Kardashian was being wholly dense.

What do ✌🏾biracial✌🏾 dolls look like? We have black dolls already. Is the description you’re looking for, ‘light skinned’? Because you could just say that.

— Reagan Gomez (@ReaganGomez) December 28, 2018

Your daughter is black, honey. Black people come in all different shades. I'm sure you an find a doll for True without looking specifically for a "biracial" one. https://t.co/iAbbk3ddU3

— Monique Judge (@thejournalista) December 28, 2018

Ooop! Do people have a point here or is everyone just overreacting???

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See people drag Khloe over her biracial baby doll tweet on the flip.

Even actress Tika Sumpter has added her thoughts. She not so casually shared a picture of her daughter’s baby doll on Twitter. Tika who’s engaged to white actor Nick James welcomed a daughter with him, Ella Loren, in 2016.

Ella’s doll. pic.twitter.com/REaBK1Z0yj

— Tika Sumpter (@iamtikasumpter) December 28, 2018

Literally a million dolls are light skin. How would we know the dolls are biracial. We ain’t met they mama. Khloe is so dense lmao https://t.co/dAGn5TkRgj

— J. Holiday’s Gucci Jacket (@eleven8) December 28, 2018

meanwhile Olympia walking around with Qai Qai, and is lighter than True…I need these K women to do better.

— Kellee Terrell (@kelleent) December 28, 2018

Here’s Serena’s biracial daughter Olympia’s doll.

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she’s back.

A post shared by Qai Qai (@realqaiqai) on Dec 27, 2018 at 7:04am PST

Catch these undertones… "sweet looking biracial baby doll" Because the reg. black dolls look angry. And bc there are no dark complexioned biracial children. Whew the ignorance and micro aggressions. "light-skinned with curly hair" is what she meant. 🗣🚮 https://t.co/rEKN2JGlbe

— Faye (@JessSports) December 28, 2018

It’s funny how Serena has a biracial baby, and instead of looking for “mixed baby” dolls, she got her daughter a black ass regular doll. Yet Khloe….smh

— 🦋 (@CiaoJazzi) December 28, 2018

Khloe has refused to acknowledge that child is black since birth.

When folks were talking about True’s dark skin all Khloe said was “I don’t see color”. It’s like she’s afraid of black unless it’s attached to a penis. https://t.co/aIOAdUYHA7

— J. Holiday’s Gucci Jacket (@eleven8) December 28, 2018

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Just want to go on record and say a person can be Biracial due to parents of differing races… a DOLL has no parents. It is formed plastic. A doll can't be Biracial.
Just say you want a doll that looks like your daughter. She's light skinned, dassit https://t.co/OchohRqRzy

— Magical Black Girl (@Lenore312) December 28, 2018

As a “biracial” lemme fix this.

Anyone know a POC owned brand that makes multicultural/multiethnic baby dolls? I would like a dolly that is about celebrating the wholeness of self! No silicone please, we have plenty of that in our family already! https://t.co/HWb8ts9wNT

— rebekahmendation (@rebekamendation) December 28, 2018

I'm not sure why this is a question. My daughter has 2 Black parents and is lighter than True. Just buy a lightskinned Black doll and call it a day. I found a Cabbage Patch doll my daughter's complexion. Google is free and Amazon has everything.

— Bärí A. Williams (@BariAWilliams) December 28, 2018

You know your daughter is black. Why are you trying to front?!? She's black. Her daddy's black. The majority of your nieces and nephew are black. Wake up and smell the blackness that is your daughter.

— Vivicca A. Whitsett (@2tall4u2) December 28, 2018

…should I even ask what a biracial doll is supposed to look like… pic.twitter.com/pEWBUBEJD7

— Clarkisha Kent (@IWriteAllDay_) December 28, 2018

Me trying to figure out how you would know a doll is biracial pic.twitter.com/riY6FhlW6K

— Jacqueline Brougher (@Nicole8151) December 28, 2018

A biracial doll. pic.twitter.com/P0EZoO9inP

— Sharine Taylor 🇯🇲 (@shharine) December 28, 2018

I think it's because True isn't the shade that people typically think of when they hear "biracial". She's the shade of most black baby dolls which is why people are telling her to just get a black one instead of one that might be too light. Biracial doesn't come in one shade.

— clown school for clowns (@mystori_machine) December 28, 2018

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