Lego to remove gender bias from its toys after findings of child survey | Toys | The Guardian
Lego Pledges To Remove Gender Bias And Harmful Stereotypes From Its Toys
Girls' Legos Are A Hit, But Why Do Girls Need Special Legos? : NPR
LEGO vows to free its toys and marketing from all gender bias and harmful stereotypes
Lego's 'sexist' Friends range for girls spurs 35% profit rise | Retail industry | The Guardian
How did Lego become a gender battleground? - BBC News
Women of NASA: Lego's History of Breaking Stereotypes With Female Scientist Minifigures
LEGO Friends Petition: Parents, Women And Girls Ask Toy Companies To Stop Gender-Based Marketing | HuffPost Life
Girls are ready to overcome gender norms but society continues to enforce biases that hamper their creative potential - About us - LEGO.com US
Lego vows to remove gender bias from toys following Geena Davis Institute survey - The Washington Post
Lego still builds gender stereotypes – Churchill College
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Lego plans to remove gender stereotypes from toys
Male and female promotional Lego cards can be 'overwhelmingly stereotypical' – new research
Girls are ready to overcome gender norms but society continues to enforce biases that hamper their creative potential - About us - LEGO.com US
Lego Dioramas Make Punch Lines Out of All 50 States | WIRED
Lego to remove gender stereotypes from its toys after global study
To foster inclusion, Lego aims to remove gender bias and stereotypes from its toys - SoyaCincau
Lego told off by 7-year-old girl for promoting gender stereotypes | The Independent | The Independent
Lego yanks 'gender bias and harmful stereotypes' from its toys
Lego says it will work to rid its toys of harmful gender bias | Georgia Public Broadcasting
LEGO vows to free its toys and marketing from all gender bias and harmful stereotypes
Lego still builds gender stereotypes | Helen Czerski | The Guardian
Lego to remove gender stereotypes from toys, make play more inclusive
