colourism
Johnson & Johnson Pulled Whitening Creams off Shelves in Asia. But Can That Dent a Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry?
It remains to be seen whether one US-based company can make waves of change in the hyper-competitive market—not to mention in societies that have striven toward whiteness for centuries.
the make up artists fighting back against india's skin bleaching industry
Light skin and the products used to achieve it have long been ingrained within South Asian culture, but a new generation are finally rejecting colourism.
the make up artists fighting back against india's skin bleaching industry
Light skin and the products used to achieve it have long been ingrained within South Asian culture, but a new generation are finally rejecting colourism.
I Want to Celebrate Freedom for All Bodies at Carnival
Its runways often center conventionally-sized, racially ambiguous, fair-skinned women.
The South Asian Women Reclaiming Their Culture and Battling Colorism
How Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr became awash with "bindi-adorned brown girls demanding change."
What It's Like to Be Discriminated Against by People of Your Own Race
We talked to people about battling light-skinned and dark-skinned stereotypes.
