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Lego to remove gender bias from its toys – Jen Hogan

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Lego has pledged to remove gender bias from its toys after research found girls were being held back by gender stereotypes.

The company, whose colorful building blocks and figurines sell in more than 130 countries, said it wants to make its products more inclusive so that children’s ambitions are not limited by gender.

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Jen Hogan, mum of 7 and journalist for the Irish Times, she spoke to Michael on Tipp Today.

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