article_snippet: A Labour MP launched an attack on the Natural History Museum and Marks & Spencer last night over a range of dinosaur clothes for boys.
article_snippet: Chi Onwurah  accused both the retailer and the museum of sexism over the joint range, saying Chi Onwurah  excluded girls from science.
article_snippet: The shadow cabinet office minister said the Natural History Museum was guilty of ‘gender-specific marketing’, and that The shadow cabinet office minister plans to join a protest outside the building next week.
article_snippet: Chi Onwurah  has accused Marks & Spencer Spencer and the Natural History Museum of 'gender-specific marketing’ over range of dinosaur tshirts .
article_snippet: The launch of the clothing range in January sparked a huge row, with critics accusing both the museum and the retailer of sexism.
article_snippet: Campaigners said it was wrong only to target boys with the clothes and that girls should also be encouraged to take an interest in natural history.
article_snippet: Yesterday Miss Onwurah wrote on Twitter:
article_snippet: Miss Onwurah said the t-shirts was excluding girls from science .
article_snippet: Miss Onwurah also tabled a series of questions in Parliament accusing the museum of ‘gender specific marketing of toys’ and failing to ‘target boys and girls equally’.
article_snippet: co-founder Ruth Lopardo said: ‘I was astounded a national museum, which ought to have a clear access-forall policy, should license designs to M&S that are only marketed at boys.
highlights_snippet: Labour MP accuse Natural History Museum and M&S of 'sexism'
  Chi Onwurah said companies are guilty of ‘gender-specific marketing’
  Said dinosaur t-shirts aimed at boys is excluding girls from science .