Showing posts with label Black Dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Dolls. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

Next work in progress, mini rag dolls for a show in February. The goal is at least twelve but 18 would be excellent.

Sunday, December 23, 2018


Once Upon A Village Doll








Once Upon A Village Doll



#Gloria Grandy
Sojourner Truth







This little freckle faced baby girl is Tanya. Last month there was a picture on the Internet of three little girls holding a sign that said "we won't change our hair for your schools". When schools opened last month there were a number of stories about little Black children being sent home because of how they were wearing their hair. My little Tanya's tee shirt makes this statement as she wears her hair natural, cornrowed, braided and beaded.

Tanya is only 9 years old but she is intelligent, outspoken, community active and "woke". Her great grandfather marched in Selma with Martin Luther King. Her mom and dad have taught her to stand up for what she believes in. One of her heroes is Angela Davis. Tanya wants to grow up and study law and help her community and maybe, just maybe one day become president. Girls can grow up and lead a country.




Monday, August 20, 2018

The little guy has chosen his name and it's Archie. He also has an African name but he'll tell us that later. He's practicing his big speech on his sister,  grandma and mom. They are listening to him intently and are so proud at how this young man is growing up.

#GloriaGrandy #Cre8tivGlory