Skin shade and relationships: how colourism pits Black and mixed Black-White women against each other

Findings highlight how colourism shapes desirability in gendered ways and how this affects the lives of Black and mixed Black-White women, influencing within-group social dynamics and relationships.

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Frontiers in Sociology
Published
2024-12-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fsoc.2024.1495048
Citations
6
Primary Topic
Gender Roles and Identity Studies
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article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact
5.58

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Skin shade and relationships: how colourism pits Black and mixed Black-White women against each other

Nadia Craddock, Aisha Phoenix
6 citations
Frontiers in Sociology
Gender Roles and Identity Studies
5.58
article

Skin shade and relationships: how colourism pits Black and mixed Black-White women against each other

Nadia Craddock, Aisha Phoenix
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6 citations

Abstract

Findings highlight how colourism shapes desirability in gendered ways and how this affects the lives of Black and mixed Black-White women, influencing within-group social dynamics and relationships.

Frontiers in SociologyVol. 9
University of the West of England (GB), Centre for Public Policy Research (IN)
UK Research and Innovation
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Gender Roles and Identity Studies
5.58
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