Monster High is a staple for diversity and inclusion for young girls – The Carroll News

Monster High is a “freaky, chic and fly” toy and entertainment brand that has continuously influenced audiences for more than a decade. While other doll brands like Barbie and Bratz have catered to traditional ideas of femininity and “girl power,” Monster High preaches that it is important to embrace your “freaky flaws” and enjoy your

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