Crayola launched a new "Colors of the World" crayons to inspire a more inclusive world for children across the globe. The 24 new specially formulated crayons are "designed to mirror and represent over ...
Crayola will roll out a new set of crayons dubbed “Colors of the World” featuring hues representing over 40 global skin tones that “authentically reflects the full spectrum of human complexions,” the ...
Crayola has released "Colors of the World" crayons to help represent skin colors across the globe. (Photo: Crayola) Crayola has created a line of crayons to represent the varying skin colors around ...
(CNN) -- Crayola will release new packs of crayons to represent the world's skin tones, the company revealed Thursday. The 135 year old arts and crafts behemoth developed 24 new "Colors of the World" ...
INDIANAPOLIS (TEGNA) — Crayola is releasing a new box of crayons inspired by skin tones around the world, so that kids can "creatively and accurately color themselves into the world they see around ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Crayola wants all kids to feel included. That’s why the company is releasing new line of crayons that will bring forth diversity through inclusion. With the Colors of the World ...
Children of all races will be able to accurately represent themselves. Thanks to Crayola, children of many different backgrounds can have access to crayons that are reflective of their own skin tone.
Crayola blue it with the name of its new crayon color, according to some early reactions. The longtime crayon-maker retired original color "dandelion" from its classic box of 24 to make room for a new ...
Just a few years before the pandemic swept the globe, people were struck with yellow fever thanks to Crayola and a little color called Dandelion. The Dandelion crayon might be gone, but it's not ...
CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? The Lost Toys, Tastes and Trends of the '70s and '80s," as well as "The ...
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