BDA names Margaret Kaiser Honorary Porcelain Doll
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Margaret Kaiser Georgia House of Representatives District 59
Appointed a Black Doll Affair Honorary Porcelain Doll!
L to R: BDA Honorary Black Doll Queen Merriweather Young, District 6 Fulton County Commissioner Joan Garner, BDA Founder Dana Mama Doll Hill, GA House of Representative Margaret Kaiser,
District 63 GA House of Representative Tyrone Brooks and District 36 GA Senator Nan Orrock
An elected leader that helped The Black Doll Affair get recognized with a day on the calendar in the State of Georgia & a supporter of The Black Dolls and their "pretty...philanthropic" effort in the community, it's official, Margaret Kaiser is a Doll!
On Friday January 13, 2012, The Black Dolls of Atlanta [pictured above] gathered to yet again remind a girl of her b'huety. However, this time it wasn't a young black girl and a toy black doll they were donating. No, this time it was a white woman being turned into a Porcelain Doll...and Honorary Porcelain Doll of The Black Doll Affair!
Senator Nan Orrock and Black Dolls Marquita Atkinson[left] and Tenesia McGruder
Strategically timed in accordance with the Martin Luther King National holiday, with guests that called Dr. King "friend", The Black Dolls were treated to personal accounts about another movement that changed the course of our lives, the Civil Rights Movement. GA Senator Nan Orrock [District 36], also an integral part in the Proclamation of Black Doll Affair Day, shared her story about often times being the only "white girl" in the streets of Atlanta fighting for our civil rights. She reminded the Black Dolls that it's not about skin color, it's about progress. More, she admonished them to keep their movement on the path of active community involvement and reminded them that what they do is honorable and noteworthy.
Tyrone Brooks [pictured above], Civil rights icon and member of the GA House of Representatives [District 63], gave moving remarks about Dr. King and the time they spent together. Representative Brooks told the Dolls that he was proud of them and their movement.
Joan Garner, Fulton County Commissioner [District 6] [pictured above], spoke to the Dolls about being the cousin of Barbara Whiteman, the Founder of the Philadelphia Black Doll Museum, and sharing the stage with black women that make a difference in the community.
Dana Hill receives a dolling smack on the cheek from Margaret Kaiser
The star of the night, Representative Margaret Kaiser spoke to the Dolls as their wise big sister. She acknowledged the difference they're making in the lives of countless black girls and women. She spoke about the importance of placing their votes, so that their individual and collect voices could continue to ring...and matter. Representative Kaiser thanked Dana Hill and kissed her for being a doll!
When asked why she chose Representative Kaiser to acknowledge as an "Honorary Porcelain Doll," Dana Hill said, "BDA Porcelain Dolls give voice to the white doll that remain silent during the doll tests, where black children choose the white doll as the pretty doll, the preferred doll, the good doll. Our Porcelain Dolls help us to remind a black girl of her beauty, as it is so powerful to see a Porcelain Doll with a little black girl on her lap telling her that her kinky hair is gorgeous and her brown skin is b'huetiful. Porcelain Dolls play an integral part in our movement. Via their high profiles in the community, our Honorary Porcelain Dolls help to send the message that black girls should not strive to be anything other that hue they are." When Representative Kaiser was asked how she felt about the appointment she said simply, "Honored!"
VIEW ALL PHOTOS FROM THE NIGHT AT: HERE.
About The Black Doll Affair
Headquartered in Atlanta, GA, BDA has Playgrounds [aka chapters] in Miami, DC, New York/New Jersey, Houston, Chicago and Louisiana. Founded by Dana Hill, The Black Doll Affair is a social organization of philanthropists called Black Dolls. All sizes, shades and ages of 18 years and older, from college students to mothers, career girls to ladies of leisure, The Black Dolls are b'huetiful philanthropic role models that band together to tackle the black families issues with shadeism, self-hatred and low self-esteem. For young girls and adult women that look like them, The Black Dolls are on a mission to remind that "Black IS B'huetiful!"
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