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ALT A quote on a white background with abstract geometric patterns: "A student once asked me, 'Why a doll? What can a doll teach us?' It wasn't a challenge—it was an invitation to move beyond surface-level culture, beyond holidays and crafts, and into something deeper: identity, language preservation, and the voices behind the products we bring into our classrooms." - Edgar Serrano.