(CNN) -- Crayola will release new packs of crayons to represent the world's skin tones, the company revealed Thursday. The 135 year old arts and crafts behemoth developed 24 new "Colors of the ...

The crayons will be wrapped in a gradient skin tone label with the color name in English, Spanish and French, and a realistic color name — such as Light Golden, Deep Almond and Medium Deep Rose.

Crayola introduces 'Colors of the World' crayons designed to mirror more diversity. By Sonia Ramirez, Reporter Updated May 22, 2020 2:19 p.m.

Multicultural crayons: A cosmetic chemist helped Crayola design its new skin-colored crayons. In 2019, Victor Casale got a cryptic email from ... Coloring science’s diversity.

More than four dozen flags from countries as far away as Cameroon, Australia, Poland, Israel and Nicaragua were on parade when the Terraces of Los Gatos celebrated diversity during a day packed ...

Crayola launched Colors of the World – 24 new, specially formulated crayons – on May 21, which is the United Nations-sanctioned World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development.

They discovered the Crayola Colors of the World crayons and markers which were created so people of all ethnicities could have something to color with that reflects their true skin tone."I also ...

Using Her Magic: 10-Year-Old Girl Creates Brown Skin Crayon Line Promoting Skin Tone Diversity A skin-colored crayon could turn out to be just about any hue, since the world is made up of diverse ...

One little girl's frustration with accurately coloring a self-portrait has helped start a local fundraising effort to provide new multicultural skin-tone crayons for Lee County schools. The ...

This summer, Crayola launched a box of crayons with the goal of making diverse skin tones available for children. Posted 2020-08-23T22:50:16+00:00 - Updated 2020-08-24T16:51:40+00:00 ...

Julie Muhlstein She fosters inclusion with crayons, paper of skin-tone hues. Color Me Important, a Lake Stevens woman’s effort, gives teachers supplies that represent diversity.