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6th Annual Detroit Doll Show
The 6th annual Detroit doll show is coming to town next weekend. It’s billed as the largest show of its kind in the Midwest, celebrating culture, beauty, and self-love with dolls of color. Doll makers from 11 states and Canada will display their unique creations. The founder of the show, Sandra Epps, and doll maker Jacqueline Cole, sit with Stephen to talk about the show. Episode 4601/Segment 3
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