Barbie Inspiring Women Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte Doll

Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte was an advocate and a trailblazer, whose life’s work was to ensure that all people, especially her underserved Native community, received the medical care they needed. Born in 1865, Dr. Picotte was a proud member of the Omaha tribe and went on to become the first Indigenous American to get a medical degree and become a doctor. She traveled far and wide, providing medical treatment to well over 1,000 patients. A warrior for social reform and public health, she advocated for a hospital to be built on the Omaha Reservation, which happened shortly before her death. The Barbie Inspiring Women series pays tribute to this groundbreaking Native leader, with a doll homage wearing a dress in the style of the era, paired with an Omaha-inspired shawl and a medical bag.

• Barbie® Inspiring Women™ Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte
• Doll Designer: Carlyle Nuera
• Packaging Designer: Sal Velazquez
• Label: Black
• Body Type: Original articulated body
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity

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