The Barbie movie, through a Black feminist lens, offers both moments of celebration and critique. It's commendable to see a diverse cast and representation of different ethnicities, breaking away from the typically homogeneous Barbie universe. Barbie's character, with her determination and agency, resonates with the spirit of Black feminism, showcasing resilience and strength. However, the film still grapples with issues of racial stereotypes and tokenism, as characters of color often fulfill supporting roles rather than driving the narrative. Additionally, the emphasis on consumerism and materialism may not align with the socio-economic realities faced by many Black communities. While the movie takes steps towards inclusivity, it falls short in fully addressing the intersectional struggles of Black women. A more nuanced exploration of race, class, and gender dynamics could deepen its relevance and resonance within the framework of Black feminism.