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How to Build Lego Houses: Go on a Journey to Become a Better Builder
How to Build Lego Houses: Go on a Journey to Become a Better Builder | Hannah Dolan, Jessica Farrell, Nate Dias
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Discover how to build your dream LEGO houses - with tips and techniques from expert LEGO builders. Create 30 incredible LEGO homes. Build a beautiful thatched cottage, make a cool treehouse, create a fantasy home with a slide, spook your friends with a haunted house, and much more. From foundations and roofs to balconies and microscale buildings, learn everything you need to create your own LEGO houses. You can build anything! (c)2021 The LEGO Group
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How to Build Lego Houses: Go on a Journey to Become a Better Builder | Hannah Dolan, Jessica Farrell, Nate Dias
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I'm compelled to do a bias check. I know there must be POC in Denmark. The figure I counted as POC in this book was most certainly Caucasian but fit the stereotype of Muslim. This book came out in 2021. The U? Category means it was unclear what the gender was. I did not count gingerbread people or figures dressed as sharks or unicorns. But there were more pandas than POC.
I love LEGO, but they need to get with the times.

rwmg Ethnic groups Danish (includes Greenlandic (who are predominantly Inuit) and Faroese) 86.3%, Turkish 1.1%, other 12.6% (largest groups are Polish, Syrian, German, Iraqi, and Romanian) (2018 est.)

note: data represent population by ancestry

https://www.indexmundi.com/denmark/demographics_profile.html 1y
mandarchy @rwmg, thank you for the research. It made me look further, and I found this https://www.diversityabroad.com/articles/travel-guide/denmark 1y
mandarchy Lego is listening - here's an example of what is trending in toys this weekhttps://youtu.be/-lQdVNehmAA 14mo
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