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The Color Line
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Medical student's illustrations featuring Black people, skin tones spark national project - Good Morning America
A Chosen Exile': Black People Passing In White America : Code Switch : NPR
The "Dear White People" syndrome: Why movies are obsessed with light-skinned black characters | Salon.com
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Study: lighter-skinned black and Hispanic people look smarter to white people - Vox
Is Will Smith too light for this role and why does it matter? - BBC News
Why are so many Black patients dying of skin cancer? | AAMC
Educated Black Men Are Remembered as Having Lighter Skin Than Is Actually the Case : The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
Colourism: Do light-skinned black women have it easier in showbiz? - BBC News
A Chosen Exile': Black People Passing In White America : Code Switch : NPR
Dark skin - Wikipedia
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