The Routledge International Handbook of Colorism (eBook, ePUB)
Redaktion: Hall, Ronald E.; Mishra, Neha
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This timely and unique edited book explores the concept of colorism, which is discrimination based on the color of a person's skin. It takes a global approach that draws on authentic voices from varied contexts and is dedicated to exploring and enriching the diverse intellectual discourse on colorism.
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This timely and unique edited book explores the concept of colorism, which is discrimination based on the color of a person's skin. It takes a global approach that draws on authentic voices from varied contexts and is dedicated to exploring and enriching the diverse intellectual discourse on colorism.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. August 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040094587
- Artikelnr.: 72244363
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. August 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040094587
- Artikelnr.: 72244363
Dr. Ronald E. Hall is Professor at the School of Social Work, Michigan State University, United States. His research focuses on mental health, intra-racial racism, bleaching syndrome and colorism litigation. Dr. Neha Mishra is activist, author, academic and lawyer in India. Her research focuses on intersectionality of colorism, human rights, law and post colonial studies.
Part 1: Australia 1. Considerations on Colorism and Colonialism: Murdoch
Media, Colorism and The White Australia Policy 2. Colonialism Shapes the
Skin Tone Hierarchy in Australia 3. Colourism, authenticity and belonging
in Australia Part 2: North America 4. Colorism in the Workplace 5. The Many
Shades of Colorism in the U.S.: The Diverse Cultural Origins of Attitudes
Toward Dark and Tanned Skin 6. "What Color Are You?" A Critical
Autoethographical about Race and Color 7. Coconut Colorism in
Latinx-American Denigration of Dark Skin: Introduction to Hall's Q Sort
Mathematical Equation 8. Filipinx American Colorism: Narratives from the
Bay Area Skin Stories (BASS) Project Part 3: Europe 9. The Colorism
Campaign of Mizrahi Feminists 10. Complicating the Idea of Light-Skin
Privilege in the UK Part 4: Africa 11. An Afrocentric Analysis of Colorism:
Looking at Beauty and Attractiveness Through African Eyes 12. A Consequence
of Colonialism: Colorism in Kenya and South Africa 13. Colorism and
Albinism in the New Millennium Africa: A Fireside Chat Part 5: Asia 14. The
Color of Beauty in Asia 15. Colorism in Chinese English Language Learning
Schools: Whiteness, Advertising, and the Internet 16. Colorism in Nepal 17.
Colorism and Pakistan 18. Colorism in East and Southeast Asia Part 6: South
America 19. Sangre Negra: Narratives and Reflections on Colorism and
Heritage From a Black/Afro-Dominican-Haitian Latina 20. Wider Palette of
Colorism: Adding Complexity And Breadth to Conceptualization and
Measurement 21. Incomplete, Half-Breed, and Cholo: Racialization and
Mestizaje among Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Peruvians 22. Latinx
Colorism
Media, Colorism and The White Australia Policy 2. Colonialism Shapes the
Skin Tone Hierarchy in Australia 3. Colourism, authenticity and belonging
in Australia Part 2: North America 4. Colorism in the Workplace 5. The Many
Shades of Colorism in the U.S.: The Diverse Cultural Origins of Attitudes
Toward Dark and Tanned Skin 6. "What Color Are You?" A Critical
Autoethographical about Race and Color 7. Coconut Colorism in
Latinx-American Denigration of Dark Skin: Introduction to Hall's Q Sort
Mathematical Equation 8. Filipinx American Colorism: Narratives from the
Bay Area Skin Stories (BASS) Project Part 3: Europe 9. The Colorism
Campaign of Mizrahi Feminists 10. Complicating the Idea of Light-Skin
Privilege in the UK Part 4: Africa 11. An Afrocentric Analysis of Colorism:
Looking at Beauty and Attractiveness Through African Eyes 12. A Consequence
of Colonialism: Colorism in Kenya and South Africa 13. Colorism and
Albinism in the New Millennium Africa: A Fireside Chat Part 5: Asia 14. The
Color of Beauty in Asia 15. Colorism in Chinese English Language Learning
Schools: Whiteness, Advertising, and the Internet 16. Colorism in Nepal 17.
Colorism and Pakistan 18. Colorism in East and Southeast Asia Part 6: South
America 19. Sangre Negra: Narratives and Reflections on Colorism and
Heritage From a Black/Afro-Dominican-Haitian Latina 20. Wider Palette of
Colorism: Adding Complexity And Breadth to Conceptualization and
Measurement 21. Incomplete, Half-Breed, and Cholo: Racialization and
Mestizaje among Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Peruvians 22. Latinx
Colorism
Part 1: Australia 1. Considerations on Colorism and Colonialism: Murdoch
Media, Colorism and The White Australia Policy 2. Colonialism Shapes the
Skin Tone Hierarchy in Australia 3. Colourism, authenticity and belonging
in Australia Part 2: North America 4. Colorism in the Workplace 5. The Many
Shades of Colorism in the U.S.: The Diverse Cultural Origins of Attitudes
Toward Dark and Tanned Skin 6. "What Color Are You?" A Critical
Autoethographical about Race and Color 7. Coconut Colorism in
Latinx-American Denigration of Dark Skin: Introduction to Hall's Q Sort
Mathematical Equation 8. Filipinx American Colorism: Narratives from the
Bay Area Skin Stories (BASS) Project Part 3: Europe 9. The Colorism
Campaign of Mizrahi Feminists 10. Complicating the Idea of Light-Skin
Privilege in the UK Part 4: Africa 11. An Afrocentric Analysis of Colorism:
Looking at Beauty and Attractiveness Through African Eyes 12. A Consequence
of Colonialism: Colorism in Kenya and South Africa 13. Colorism and
Albinism in the New Millennium Africa: A Fireside Chat Part 5: Asia 14. The
Color of Beauty in Asia 15. Colorism in Chinese English Language Learning
Schools: Whiteness, Advertising, and the Internet 16. Colorism in Nepal 17.
Colorism and Pakistan 18. Colorism in East and Southeast Asia Part 6: South
America 19. Sangre Negra: Narratives and Reflections on Colorism and
Heritage From a Black/Afro-Dominican-Haitian Latina 20. Wider Palette of
Colorism: Adding Complexity And Breadth to Conceptualization and
Measurement 21. Incomplete, Half-Breed, and Cholo: Racialization and
Mestizaje among Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Peruvians 22. Latinx
Colorism
Media, Colorism and The White Australia Policy 2. Colonialism Shapes the
Skin Tone Hierarchy in Australia 3. Colourism, authenticity and belonging
in Australia Part 2: North America 4. Colorism in the Workplace 5. The Many
Shades of Colorism in the U.S.: The Diverse Cultural Origins of Attitudes
Toward Dark and Tanned Skin 6. "What Color Are You?" A Critical
Autoethographical about Race and Color 7. Coconut Colorism in
Latinx-American Denigration of Dark Skin: Introduction to Hall's Q Sort
Mathematical Equation 8. Filipinx American Colorism: Narratives from the
Bay Area Skin Stories (BASS) Project Part 3: Europe 9. The Colorism
Campaign of Mizrahi Feminists 10. Complicating the Idea of Light-Skin
Privilege in the UK Part 4: Africa 11. An Afrocentric Analysis of Colorism:
Looking at Beauty and Attractiveness Through African Eyes 12. A Consequence
of Colonialism: Colorism in Kenya and South Africa 13. Colorism and
Albinism in the New Millennium Africa: A Fireside Chat Part 5: Asia 14. The
Color of Beauty in Asia 15. Colorism in Chinese English Language Learning
Schools: Whiteness, Advertising, and the Internet 16. Colorism in Nepal 17.
Colorism and Pakistan 18. Colorism in East and Southeast Asia Part 6: South
America 19. Sangre Negra: Narratives and Reflections on Colorism and
Heritage From a Black/Afro-Dominican-Haitian Latina 20. Wider Palette of
Colorism: Adding Complexity And Breadth to Conceptualization and
Measurement 21. Incomplete, Half-Breed, and Cholo: Racialization and
Mestizaje among Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Peruvians 22. Latinx
Colorism