Maybe your grandparents couldn't vote because of their skin color — and then had the thrill of voting for a president with the same skin color.
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He found it so desirable and so shockingly beautiful in contrast to his skin color, and that blew my mind because he had the most commercial skin color.
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New studies of the genetics of skin color, though, have begun to shed light on how wrong those assumptions about the relationship between race and skin color really are.
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So when a white person antagonizes us, we cannot ignore the fact of our skin color or the way our country has treated people of that skin color since its inception.
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Another study published this fall looked at the evolution of gene variants associated with skin color and similarly concluded that past assumptions about genetics and skin color have been just plain wrong.
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The shooter blamed his victims because of their skin color.
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You can customize your protagonist's gender, hair, and skin color.
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It doesn't matter what skin color or who you are.
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GUILFOYLE: The objection is the knee, not the skin color.
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Virtually all referred to his skin color and destructive power.
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You can't assume someone's ethnicity based on their skin color.
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Doesn't matter what preferences you have or ur skin color.
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To be sure, though, skin color isn't the focal point.
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The shooter targeted his victims because of their skin color.
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Whiteness, in this context, is more than just skin color.
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But there was something wrong with his skin color, though.
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SHADES OF BEAUTY Does skin color influence skin care needs?
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People would pick on me because of my skin color.
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"Whether I realize it or not, I have benefitted from my skin color and my gender—and those of a different gender or sexuality or skin color have suffered because of it," Boot wrote.
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Rap music raised me, despite the haters that have questioned its ability to inform me in an authentic manner because of my skin color or their skin color, or my time spent in Orlando, Fla.
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I'm losing jobs every single day because of my skin color.
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Let's talk like it is, it's because of his skin color.
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The skin color issue is something that our technology compensates for.
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The skin color, sex appeal, and body type they're comfortable with.
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Skin color plays a major part in how we define race.
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"My guess is because he has different skin color," Gottlieb wrote.
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Prosecutors argued that Courtier killed Bruce because of his skin color.
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It doesn't matter your age, skin color ethnicity, location or abilities.
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Color of success She was once bullied over her skin color.
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I believe that skin color has little importance in the game.
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A voter's skin color, his or her clothes, ethnic appearance, age?
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Most dancers spend time customizing their shoes, whatever their skin color.
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It also looks orange in comparison to Lohan's real skin color.
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But Baldwin had neither Bergman's studio support nor his skin color.
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"The beauty standard," Ms. Adawe said, "cannot be one skin color."
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Not everyone of the same race has the same skin color.
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The work reframed common ideas about how genetics and skin color works.
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But the Indian film industry's obsession with foreigners goes beyond skin color.
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If you touch any liquid nitrogen, look for changes in skin color.
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And that's kind of how you assumed what skin color they were?
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The moment a child is born, relatives start comparing siblings' skin color.
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Some might not see skin color, but do use the n-word.
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You can choose your characters face and skin color, which is awesome.
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Explain how your racist posting isn't discrimination due to a skin color.
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Ease and naiveté existed, with no thought to race or skin color.
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No matter your gender, skin color, age, or style, you're a badass.
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The participants unconsciously imitated gestures of avatars who shared their skin color.
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No matter where you're from, skin color, gender identity, just speak yourself.
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I felt uncomfortable going to the event because of my skin color.
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Within Mexico, there's a history of racism that's based on skin color.
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But if you'd rather just see my skin color, pls feel free.
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This illness infects quickly regardless of demographics, belief, wealth or skin color.
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Lashawn Marten targeted victims solely on the basis of their skin color.
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"A yellow negro is someone who has my skin color," he said.
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But they were paid less because of their skin color, he believes.
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Curiosity is not based on a child's skin color or cultural background.
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It doesn't matter what our skin color is or gender or orientation.
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The term "redneck" comes from associations made between skin color and class.
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"I'm not looking at the skin color or the ethnicity," she said.
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Similar tools could automate biases based on skin color and ethnicity elsewhere.
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So many pairings of clothing, skin color, eyes, hair, aura, vibe, and energy.
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Their skin color estranged them from other kids, and people called them names.
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It's like, Can you just get my skin color the way it is?
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It also provided the person's hair, eye and skin color and biogeographic ancestry.
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The biggest difference, according to Chyna's team, is her background and skin color.
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Over time, sun exposure can cause dry skin and changes in skin color.
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Hint: it's the general expected skin color and first-language of the populace.
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The big differences tracked with skin color and gender, not income or education.
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The court said that race discrimination was based on skin color, not hairstyle.
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The ad aired in Ghana as a product that "visibly lightens" skin color.
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We've been separated based on skin color, but we really are the same.
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In the West, racism sees skin color; in Arab countries, it sees religion.
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They weren't targeted because of their gender or because of their skin color.
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I did not feel fully accepted as German because of my skin color.
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Many Chinese make negative comments in private about people with darker skin color.
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In fact, they don't recognize skin color as a dividing characteristic at all.
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Skin color, as well as contrast and types of coloration, are also included.
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She believes her skin color has affected her opportunities in the cannabis industry.
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KRISTOF Our compassion shouldn't depend on somebody's skin color or a passport color.
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We do not know the skin color of the 2 men from Nigeria.
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Skin color is as much a part of "Agon" as its Stravinsky score.
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He loved me for who I was and never considered my skin color.
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They recognized skin color, hair texture and other features commonly associated with race.
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"Whiteness is not an ethnicity, it is a skin color," Mr. Pitcavage said.
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The civil society reinforced what is not-inclusive: skin color, religion and language.
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In Virginia, you couldn't go to school with kids of different skin color.
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Next thing, you'll be talking about people's hair and deeply artificial skin color.
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Clearly, a player's skin color affects the demographic breakdown of his fan base.
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His skin color remained unchanged but no longer constituted a barrier to citizenship.
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People who really care about race are racists, no matter their skin color.
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I certainly agree that no loving God would judge anyone by skin color.
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It required a hierarchy of humanity that discounted lives based on skin color.
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There are those writers who have seemingly transcended their background and skin color even though they often address their background and skin color in their literature: Toni Morrison, Junot Diaz, Jhumpa Lahiri, Zadie Smith, and Marlon James, to name a few.
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Priyanka Chopra knows how it feels to be disqualified because of her skin color.
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They know their son or daughter was shot because their skin color evoked fear.
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What they found undercuts a common view about how genetics and skin color works.
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It doesn't matter what the skin color, what the nationality, it's all the same.
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The court disagreed, saying that race discrimination was based on skin color, not hairstyle.
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First, she gave us 40 foundation shades for every skin color and we died.
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Gender aside, white women are still privileged by default because of their skin color.
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However, Meek's attorney, Joe Tacopina, says the ban was solely based on skin color.
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I'm sorry your genitals and skin color didn't workout in your favor this time.
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It doesn't matter what your skin color is or what your body makeup is.
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That damage in turn causes pain, swelling and changes in skin color and temperature.
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This can be based on their actions, looks, skin color, knowledge, or even wealth.
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Last year, the app removed a troubling "hotness" filter that lightened people's skin color.
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Do you sometimes feel excluded in the dating scene because of your skin color?
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All the Playmates look the same; they just have different hair and skin color.
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As a young immigrant she was teased about her accent, skin color and hair.
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I have never been judged differently by my peers because of my skin color.
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We argue that people vote with their minds, not their genitals or skin color.
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But which mattered more: the authenticity of the actors' skin color or their accents?
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She mocked Mr. Trump's skin color: "The ball has an orange face," she said.
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Before this, Austin had begun to feel hostile for another reason: my skin color.
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Is there another explanation for this that has nothing to do with skin color?
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Language, not just skin color, is integral to the way we perceive racial groups.
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But because of Smooth's light skin color, Giles didn't assume him to be. Whoops!
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Of course, we're not gonna judge people based on their skin color or last name.
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Too much UV exposure is bad for you, no matter your eye or skin color.
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"My skin color, my race, my physical features don't say I am Dominican," she says.
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You can tell by their clothes, their hair, and of course, by their skin color.
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But occasionally, you'll be talking with someone that has a different skin color to you.
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Dark, a law professor, was denied an apartment in Richmond due to her skin color.
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I think we see more diversity of body types, skin color, ethnicities, backgrounds, and ages.
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I am trolled about my turban, the skin color I have, and my ethnic background.
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That child belongs with a family who will love him regardless of his skin color.
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They went out and found funny people and cast them regardless of their skin color.
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If we all stand together unified, regardless of skin color, then a lot can happen.
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Then they realize their skin color is darker so they think maybe Italy or Spain.
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And let us all pray for the safe return of these customers' proper skin color.
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The city takes and offers, offers and takes, the balance affected largely by skin color.
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We have to abandon categorizing people by their skin color and other physical features altogether.
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Human beings are too complicated to be defined by skin color, income or citizenship status.
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"All humans are equal, whatever their origins, their beliefs, their skin color," he later added.
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The server's description of the thieves was vague, detailing only skin color and body size.
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Upon signup, users enter their age and customize their avatar's gender, skin color, and clothing.
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She uses color to complicate things, especially in terms of skin color and therefore race.
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For my son, though, being black in America is about more than his skin color.
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Scientists use it to analyze genes for traits like skin color, eye color and ancestry.
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I was teased a lot for my skin color and for being straight from Africa.
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I never thought about people singling me out for my skin color or family background.
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For me, racism means writing people off based entirely on their origin or skin color.
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Some people of Dominican descent argue that their skin color does not determine their race, but rather, their heritage does – one YouTuber used this argument to state that calling her "black" or "mixed" was incorrect, because she is actually Dominican, regardless of her skin color.
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We don't look at skin color, we don't look at ethnicity, those aren't even algorithmic inputs.
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HEGSETH: The question to you, Erica, is what does skin color have to do with representation?
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In my experience, most people define racism as simply hating someone because of their skin color.
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Image: Brenna HennFor much of recorded history, skin color has been loaded with powerful social meaning.
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They cannot take off their skin color the way some can take off a polo shirt.
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While undocumented, my skin color shielded me from suspicion regarding my immigration status from authority figures.
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It's an experience she thinks everyone, no matter what their skin color, should share through art.
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So a vast majority of emoji that can have a modifier are modified for skin color.
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No matter what kind of hair or skin color you have, you should always love yourself.
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I definitely can't change my skin color so that's gonna have to stay the same (laughter).
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Jones previously told PEOPLE that she struggled to accept her skin color and her 6-ft.
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"You know how when somebody is ill their skin color changes a little bit?" said Rosenthal.
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How aware of your skin color are you when you're working on a project like this?
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A blog provides a forum for people to share their personal stories of skin color bias.
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Another said "Velkleur bepaal nie my waarde nie" or "Skin color does not determine my worth".
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Do what the superheroes do when they can't change their skin color because of an accident.
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Why do you think lyrics about your skin color and immigrant parents is what came out?
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Packs chased people of questionable skin color through the streets with little hindrance by the authorities.
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"Here was a guy playing golf who had the same skin color as me," he said.
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The khattaba inspects the prospective bride: body shape, skin color, teeth, hair and other physical features.
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They may even discriminate against one another by region of origin and shades of skin color.
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The Home Office is certainly capable of being hostile to migrants regardless of their skin color.
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Place high expectations on children, and give them opportunities to meet them — regardless of skin color.
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" He expressed hope that skin color would "become as irrelevant as the length of our hair.
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In later generations, Nintendo changed Jynx's skin color to purple to try to address its mistake.
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They see my skin color and my tiny eyes, and they automatically make assumptions about me.
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These new studies of skin color also suggest a second theme: In genetics, the vast majority of data has been gathered from Northern Eurasian populations, and that in turn has created a biased and incomplete portrait of how the genetics of things like skin color really work.
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" Abeneezer Negussie tweeted, "When a stranger says to you after a nice conversation on a train, &aposyour skin color is not your fault, I mean, you unfortunately you can&apost change it,&apos and you understand that he perceives your skin color as something that went wrong.
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JB: Certainly when we focus on the effects of the self avatar, what we call presence or body transfer, we do take some pains to make the skin color match your skin color, but psychologically what's more important than how it looks is how it moves.
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Working-class voters, regardless of their skin color, also tend to be more religious than secular progressives.
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It will let users customize their avatar to depict their skin color, hair style and facial features.
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Skin color is a heritable condition, meaning it is trait passed down to you by your parents.
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Early in February, The New York Times published an article calling his skin color a "state secret."
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We didn't make, as Unicode does, six shades of skin color for people to identify with personally.
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The reasoning, as Fiennes explained to Entertainment Tonight, is that Jackson's skin color was close to his.
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"Because of my skin color, I wasn't going to be able to do high-fashion," she says.
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Our Blackness is seen as dangerous, and our skin color is seen as threatening to police officers.
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Your skin color, class and when you arrived gives some Latinos a sense of superiority over others.
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Even when the skin color change wasn't as drastic, the AI does appear to whitewash distinct features.
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Daddy Yankee credits music as a universal language, bringing people together regardless of background or skin color.
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How could they know based on my skin color that I am the son of immigrant parents?
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We must pursue reconciliation, understanding and respect, regardless of skin color, ethnicity or religious or political views.
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Equal pay means individuals should not be penalized — or rewarded — simply for their gender or skin color.
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"I can't help but think their skin color had something to do with it," she told reporters.
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I am not speaking here of his much discussed hair, or even his somewhat florid skin color.
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A job and a home trump their past loyalty to a candidate with the same skin color.
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Other people, including Cardi B, argue that their skin color does determine their race, regardless of nationality.
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Simply put, we cannot restrict the stories artists can tell based on skin color or life experience.
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Emoji that contain multiple people will now let you choose the skin color of each person, too.
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You'll be able to choose your hairstyle, skin color, freckles, eye color, head shape, glasses and more.
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I never understood why I was treated differently and teased at school because of my skin color.
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Young children do notice differences in skin color and I model how great I think that is.
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"Skin color is not a substitute for your life story," he declared, to cheers from the crowd.
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It is still true that the road to success is blocked by both skin color and gender.
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Apply a metallic nude eye shadow that's close to your skin color from crease line to brow.
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When his teacher scolds him too harshly, I ask myself if it's because of his skin color.
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Regardless of skin color, upbringing or nationality, they are able to thrive in different types of environments.
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White parents can and should become comfortable discussing skin color and other physical differences without stigmatizing them.
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I use a lot of MAC powder because they have really good powder for my skin color.
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One might think that I, due to my skin color, have not experienced racism, yet I have.
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Southerner whites bastardized the Bible in the 1800s claiming black skin color was the mark of Cain.
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"It's stupid and unfair how easy it was for me because of my skin color," she said.
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In social terms, what separated the guards from the prisoners was simply skin color and a gun.
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Think of your phenotype as your body's hardware, or physiology: your height and skin color and metabolism.
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To ease her son's sadness, his mother suggests he Radha's skin color by smearing her with paint.
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To believe that I shouldn't support whomever I choose simply because of my skin color is insulting.
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"It's a portrayal of black femininity that's not compromised—the direct stare, the skin color," Drew said.
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For poor and working-class whites, skin color no longer feels like an implicit guarantor of privilege.
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A group of boys mistakes him for a famous soccer player, presumably because of his skin color.
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My skin color 200 years ago may have gotten you confused, but I am not your slave.
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It basically assigns character and capacity to people based on skin color, which is a ridiculous thing.
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Symptoms of the chronic neurological disease include prolonged and severe pain, change in skin temperature and skin color.
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"Whiteness is not skin color, whiteness is a system of oppression," adds Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika from Rutgers University.
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On Twitter, Gottlieb said she believed it occurred "because he has a different skin color" than she does.
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People of Color Are Not Monolithic People/characters of color are more than their skin color and hair.
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Shocked by how much less Spencer was paid simply because of her skin color, Chastain vowed to help.
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But, if a person that's a certain skin color or sexuality presents it, it gets a different feedback.
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Just look at the MIT study, which found gender and skin-color bias in commercial artificial intelligence systems.
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So much so that I rarely thought about having a different skin color than my mostly white peers.
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It doesn't matter if we are unarmed, because we will never be able to strip our skin color.
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Doctors are looking for a donor who is a good match in terms of age and skin color.
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Can the apparatus make similar income and lifestyle judgements based on factors like skin color and body type?
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I responded that her skin color was irrelevant, but she had already thrown a sweater at my face.
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"Finding your skin color in a ballet shop, it's something very special," Marie-Astrid Pence told the BBC.
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Smaller distinctions over skin color have taken a back seat to larger ones of survival and political necessity.
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"Murakami also told Sturdivant that her skin color clashed with the color of the costumes," the lawsuit says.
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Who would she have been without her dark-skinned father and the violations associated with his skin color?
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He built an empire that employs people of all races, sexes, sexual orientation and shades of skin color.
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I like when the main character is describing his skin color and it's slightly darker around the edges.
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Many said they had been through similar bullying and teasing for their skin color when they were young.
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Today we don't judge people by their accents any more than we judge them by their skin color.
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"I saw someone who had the same skin color as me," Finau said in an interview last year.
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In concealing the problem from vigorous public debate, a hierarchy based on skin color was allowed to congeal.
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African populations vary tremendously in skin color, and Dr. Tishkoff reasoned that powerful genetic variants must be responsible.
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These hominins inherited the same combination of variants determining skin color, Dr. Tishkoff and her colleagues also discovered.
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As it turned out, MFSD12 can affect the production of brown-black eumelanin, producing a darker skin color.
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During jury selection last week, each side accused the other of excluding people based solely on skin color.
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But Dr. Neal said he had learned from that work that skin color did not matter in science.
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It was a statement in favor of the full participation of all Americans, no matter their skin color.
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"Skin color does not affect combat difficulty or any other aspect of gameplay difficulty," a Ubisoft spokesperson said.
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Physical attributes like hair texture and skin color, ancestry, class, religion, and educational background are just a few.
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Facebook will serve ads to you based on "human skin color" if it finds you're interested in the topic.
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The American Idea is that we have inalienable rights regardless of skin color, religion or any other possible distinctions.
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Have you ever wondered where assigning people a "race" based on their skin color and facial features comes from?
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There were obvious issues about Saldana's casting and skin color when some of the first images surfaced in 2012.
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Making sure skin color doesn't determine who can overcome stumbles, even ugly ones, might be the next diversity frontier.
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It's not just skin color; it's the people that came from the Diaspora and have these things in common.
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You can buy them in your skin color, or in black… You'll see a lot of performers [on stage].
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"For the first time, I see my students really believing that skin color really doesn't matter," she said, shaking.
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In the New Jersey incident, the heritage or skin color of the boys suspected of the assault doesn't matter.
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Carter's "words were slurred and did not make sense," and his "skin color was off," according to the neighbor.
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Her punishment is being "chromed," a punishment in which an offender's skin color is changed to broadcast their crime.
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No matter their skin color, fear and paranoia and everything else still breaks these people apart, and that's fascinating.
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An outsider targeted their community because of their skin color and heritage, and they fear it will happen again.
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Of those 83 million, then 30 million of them have an emoji that you can modify for skin color.
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If anyone asks an eyewitness what they saw, the majority of time they mention hair color and skin color.
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What are some of the underlying issues that affect all people in Mississippi regardless of race or skin color?
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Parents, they found, have a legal right to share traits like eye color and skin color with their children.
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One method, the Von Luschan chromatic scale, invented 36 different categories by comparing skin color to opaque colored tiles.
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Symptoms of methemoglobinemia include shortness of breath, blue, gray or pale skin color, dizziness, fatigue and rapid heart rate.
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Also unlike iOS, Facebook Messenger will let you set the skin color you prefer your default emojis to be.
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Herzberger-fofana believes he never fully recovered from his country's rejection of him just because of his skin color.
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" She added, "I believe—and my bosses believe—that your skin color can't limit your work as a journalist.
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Symptoms of methemoglobinemia include shortness of breath, blue, gray or pale skin color, dizziness, fatigue, and rapid heart rate.
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Previously, she spoke openly about her childhood insecurities to PEOPLE, saying she struggled with her height and skin color.
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The Netherlands is a country where everyone should be seen, regardless of orientation, gender, ethnicity, religion or skin color!
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Really nailing a skin color match is more challenging with fabrics, than, say, foundation hue formulation, according to Lecigne.
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This includes 13.23 brand-new emoji along with new skin color variations, gender options, and updates to old symbols.
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For practically his whole life, Ali says his name and skin color have made him a target of racism.
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However, they opted to pass on many of the country's best high school players because of their skin color.
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To clarify, the product is for brightening dull skin, and it's not changing the skin color in any way.
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"That's somewhat expected because hair is a key racial identifier and second only to skin color," McGill Johnson says.
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When Starr first witnesses injustice directly tied to her skin color, it rocks her world from a balanced axis.
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The video says that "blue racism" is "even more racist" than judging a person based on their skin color.
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Also our skin color — I find that TV whitewashes our different shades; they wash the diaspora out of us.
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Symonette was there, standing out in the crowd, as he does at Trump rallies, because of his skin color.
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Salaries were legally regulated and applied equally, regardless of gender, skin color, socioeconomic origin, or social and family networks.
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Feels good to help care of people who need it regardless of zip code, insurance status, language, skin color.
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We acknowledge diversity with respect to race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, skin color and political affiliation, among others.
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Or, do you think superheroes (and the values they represent) are universal, no matter their gender or skin color?
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The fact that my skin color matches that of my students doesn't give me any superpowers as an educator.
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"No sport that we are aware of awards points — or medals — for skin color or sexual orientation," Moody wrote.
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"No sport that we are aware of awards points — or medals — for skin color or sexual orientation," Moody wrote.
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Former Republican congressman Joe Walsh (Ill.) said Saturday that former President Obama was elected because of his skin color.
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The work is based on an early 1950s Unesco-funded study about the perception of skin color in Brazil.
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The parents from the "Prince family" YouTube channel are under fire for comments about their newborn's eyes and skin color.
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They're based on the Fitzpatrick scale, which is a measure of skin color in humans based on levels of pigmentation.
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"I can be Doc Brown, and I wear the outfit and wig and not change my skin color," he tweeted.
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Even when the camera is across the room, the camera can detect skin color changes and accurately read a heartbeat.
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Probably. Many of them are aware of those aforementioned unconscious biases, including the tendency to compare players by skin color.
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The major takeaway is that kids are just kids and should be treated as such, no matter their skin color.
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Other elements of attractiveness, such as body shape, weight, and skin color, can be more subjective and influenced by culture.
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They ask, why should all Asians be lumped into Tribe 44 based on skin color and our geographic histories only?
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To switch things up, he went for a color that was a similar medium shade to her own skin color.
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Because if I take my foundation first, then the foundation color, which is my actual skin color, would tint lighter.
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He should not have forgotten his childhood or his skin color, or bought into the hype of being a celebrity.
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But groups like the ancient Greeks, Egyptians and early Christians didn't exclude or include anyone based on their skin color.
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I think there's something to be said about showcasing diversity not just in skin color, but in region and culture.
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He talked about how fans rooting for a black man taught Americans that skills and character matter, not skin color.
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" ABC News notes that Sturdivant also claims the choreographer said her skin color "clashed with the color of the costumes.
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Even when the camera is across the room, the camera can detect skin color changes and accurately read a heartbeat.
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He said, 'I want my children to be judged by the content of their character, not by their skin color.
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That America is Dr. King's America where we are able to bond across party lines, zip codes and skin color.
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Other times people like to assume I'm a top or I've got a giant penis because of my skin color.
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Since taking office, however, he has relentlessly favored the wealthy over members of the working class, whatever their skin color.
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When are we going to move past this and realize that a person's skin color does not define their nationality?
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Mr. Andrade-Tafolla said that it was not him in the photograph, and that the only resemblance was skin color.
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In the journal Science, the researchers published the first large-scale study of the genetics of skin color in Africans.
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Let's not ostracize people for the way they look or for their religion or for their skin color or whatever.
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"No sport that we are aware of awards points — or medals — for skin color or sexual orientation," Mr. Moody wrote.
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Regardless of skin color, nearly all humans report that they have experienced that accumulation of blood near the skin's surface.
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Libyan smugglers call them "burned," a racial epithet sometimes used in the country for people whose skin color is black.
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But people from sub-Saharan Africa are most vulnerable of all, simply because of their skin color, the report says.
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"I used to paint figures without skin color," she said, adding that she now paints most of her characters black.
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He also made abusive threats to match officials, and uttered racist comments about the skin color of Serena Williams's baby.
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Their dress, tattoos, or hairstyle has no impact on my support, nor does their gender, skin color, sexuality or religion!
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After his injury, Bullard bet a friend $2,000 that he could join France's military aviation service despite his skin color.
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He was self-conscious about his lack of education, his "oppressive" upbringing in Mississippi, even his skin color, she said.
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Her doctors wrote that once she got the treatment through IV, her breathing and skin color quickly returned to normal.
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Those on the left claim to cherish diversity, yet many won't acknowledge that diversity is deeper than just skin color.
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The idea is that tailoring treatment to the patient's genotype, not to skin color or hair texture, would improve outcomes.
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But a number of racially motivated incidents force Justyce to realize some will always judge him by his skin color.
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Details: Software can identify and track faces, skin color, clothing, tattoos, walking gait and various other physical attributes and behaviors.
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In many cases, desks sit empty in classrooms if they can't be filled with students of the "right" skin color.
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In the first depictions of this Pokémon, her skin color was black, so she looked like a person in blackface.
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Fan's photographic series "Soft Goods" (2017) particularly engages with the topic of race, and how skin color governs our lives.
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I don't listen to music and make assumptions relating to skin color, but it seems quite clear that you do.
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For Varejão, naming skin color is not a neutral act since the act of naming something imbues it with meaning.
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But one day of training isn't going to help solve the real issue: the assumptions people make based on skin color.
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But they found that solely based on skin color, accuracy dropped an average of 5 percent for pedestrians with darker skin.
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However, I believe that we all as human beings, red-blooded human beings, our skin color really doesn&apost define us.
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My parents had taught me that everyone was equal, that you had to respect everyone and that skin color didn't matter.
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If the photos mainly feature people with one skin color type over another, the computer algorithms will inadvertently develop some bias.
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The scientists were only able to attribute about 10 percent of that variation to genes already known to impact skin color.
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" He also argued that "no sport that we are aware of awards points — or medals — for skin color or sexual orientation.
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The self-identified nationalist president was telling nonwhite citizens that they do not belong on the basis of their skin color.
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Samsung is also setting the default emoji skin color to the standard Simpsons yellow like those found in other emoji sets.
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And yet, simply because of our different skin color, we had radically different experiences finding a place to begin those lives.
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Many of them faced racial discrimination and a legal system that denied them citizenship on the basis of their skin color.
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We have to get absolutely bored with skin color and with these superficial characteristics that don't mean or shouldn't mean anything.
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Overall, it is such a diverse palette that any type of woman or man with any skin color can wear it.
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Essentially, non-white women are penalized for their skin color, while white women receive a premium for theirs in certain genres.
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Nobody is individually targeted and "persecuted" by rising sea levels the way they could be for their skin color or religion.
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Getting skin color involved in a "comedy" video from Logan, of all people, doesn't necessarily seem like a recipe for success.
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Although it tends to be linked to ethnicity, gentrification can be instantiated without regard to one's skin color or cultural background.
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Moreover, several scholars explained online that, though ancient Greeks and Romans certainly noticed skin color, they did not practice systematic racism.
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The question becomes whether that means his fate is preordained by virtue of his blood, his faith, or his skin color.
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Some of Meitu's other apps, like one called MakeupPlus, start with the person's skin color and offer tools based on that.
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This growing knowledge of ancient British genetics is allowing researchers to reconstruct the biology of early Britons — including their skin color.
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She said the implication was that the French players were no longer defined by skin color but by their shared nationality.
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"Bengalis are not from our country because they have different blood, skin color and language from us," Mr. Win Khine said.
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Matter For centuries, skin color has held powerful social meaning — a defining characteristic of race, and a starting point for racism.
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" He added that "on a college campus, one's right to speak — or to be — must never be based on skin color.
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When I led a platoon of 65 Marines in Iraq, we never cared about your background, skin color or political party.
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How does it make a boy who's been rejected because of his skin color, his sexual interests, and his sensitivity feel?
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And I think it's important to know that it doesn't matter what your skin color is or your body shape is.
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So this season he decided to celebrate difference: of skin color, age, roots and silhouette (though not, however, of body shape).
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By ensuring that no law enforcement officer is able to take our lives whenever they get "scared" of our skin color.
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If the Statue were any identifiable human skin color, such as white or black or brown, her meaning would be limited.
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We also have to make sure our own children respect one another, no matter their religion, skin color, resources, or disabilities.
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On one side you have groups that have historically faced harsh discrimination for their skin color, religious background, and sexual orientation.
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And this cognitive diversity is, in turn, driven by diversity of all kinds: background, education, experience, nationality, skin color and gender.
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The upcoming South Park: The Fractured But Whole game correlates your character's skin color to the game's level of difficulty. Yup.
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That might not be a good thing for a journalist to feel, but we share things in common besides skin color.
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And during this time, from 1979 to the late 1980s, Jones was a witness to the changes in Jackson's skin color.
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She would remind me that people were so jealous of my skin color—they sunbathed for hours just to look like me.
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Vance said that Jackson chose Caughman at random and stabbed him repeatedly and publicly solely on the basis of his skin color.
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They have decades of practice in a country that is sometimes threatened by their skin color, other times by their burgeoning success.
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Now I could see that your skin color, not who you were, could define you and even decide whom you could marry.
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Videos of her interrogations circulated, which showed male officers threatening to arrest her friends and commenting on her skin color and hair.
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No one should live timid and afraid because [of] things they have no control over, such as skin color and sexual orientation.
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"When choosing a nude nail polish, the trick is to pick a shade lighter or darker than your skin color," says Guiounet.
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What will be key is whether the courts feel the characteristics being discriminated against are immutable, such as a person's skin color.
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It's so crazy because we're all human beings capable of love so why does skin color have anything to do with it?
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When Unicode finally embraced emoji that featured a spectrum of skin color, most viewed it as a positive and much-needed update.
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The results, which were originally reported in The New York Times, showed inaccuracies in gender identification dependent on a person's skin color.
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Like racism reduces people to the sign of their skin color, the male gaze reduces women to the sign of their sex.
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Yes, I'm doing on this huge stage, but again my journey of love isn't any different just because my skin color is.
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FOX decided to use a Teddy Bridgewater picture and put Sam Bradford's face on him and change the number and skin color.
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But suddenly, because she had a different skin color than I did, there was a chance some would deem my portrayal unacceptable.
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They operate impartially, offering aid to those who need it the most, not just those who share their skin color or religion.
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"To me and everyone in this team, it doesn't really matter about your skin color or where you come from," Mbonambi said.
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"We think people assign race based on skin color, hair type and nose type, and certainly they do," says Saperstein, the sociologist.
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Before I was always in white Sweden or black Gambia, so I had never been anywhere where people have my skin color.
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I think possibly it was my partner, my boyfriend, who seemed to date me purely for my skin color at that point.
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Stop blaming all white men There's a growing belief among some conservative white men that they are persecuted for their skin color.
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What's more, female candidates, including Ocasio-Cortez, deserve to be thought of as more than their age, gender or their skin color.
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In phenotyping, scientists scan a person's genes for variations known to influence traits like skin color, eye color, geographical ancestry and freckling.
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Many Germans and Swedes now recognize — and some celebrate — the fact that their fellow citizens can have any skin color or religion.
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Oldham explained that the house was so dark at the time of the rape that Knowles had misidentified her assailant's skin color.
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Pointed reminders on each floor indicate that the "color" of the show's title refers not only to chroma but to skin color.
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It's so infuriating when I'm flirting with a guy, and, out of nowhere, he just makes a joke about my skin color.
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Go: In London, three new theater productions, including "Death of a Salesman," explore questions of race and skin color in different ways.
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Being wrongfully accused, while unfair, is not the same as living a life where your skin color automatically makes you a target.
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I was told "no" all the time because of my skin color or because I was too curvy or a size six.
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But the growing private sector has engendered discriminatory occupational structures and contributed to the growth of income disparities according to skin color.
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Later symptoms include ulcers, blisters, or black spots on the skin, changes in skin color, pus, dizziness, fatigue and diarrhea or nausea.
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But he said he also wanted to make sure that no Canadian is stopped by the police because of his skin color.
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These kinds of signals would be correlations between the pictures, which could correspond to anything from skin color to having a beard.
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You don't get a cookie because you hate people on the basis of their skin color a little less than everybody else.
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By working together, we can give people a fair and equal chance to succeed, no matter their zip code or skin color.
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And skin color continues to be, even in a country that once made utopian claims to colorblindness, a social and economic determinant.
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Like his hair, which is fashioned into mysterious swoops, even then the exact source of Trump's skin color was difficult to discern.
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And one of the most salient ways people have categorized other people is based on their physical features, including their skin color.
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It's not only the skin color that visually signifies opposition; it's also the cultural signs stitched into the clothing of the people gathered.
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"Yes, I'm doing it on this huge stage, but again my journey of love isn't any different just because my skin color is."
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But every anti-racist activist and academic I know believes that treating someone poorly because of their skin color is actually just prejudice.
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The logic was that lenders couldn't discriminate against a borrower based on their skin color if they weren't face-to-face with them.
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Each leather vulva, in distinct tones to resemble the participants' skin color, reflects the particular type of FGM endured by the women depicted.
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Our skin color is the result of many, many different genes which work together in different combinations to produce different colors of skin.
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Two computer-generated images were created using predictions of the suspect&aposs ancestry, eye color, hair color, skin color, freckling, and face shape.
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And of course, any type of slur or attack on identifiable traits like gender, skin color, or nationality is strictly forbidden and punishable.
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Jasmine Colgan was just 21 when she was diagnosed with Vitiligo, a skin disorder that causes the loss of skin color in blotches.
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The traits derived from the DNA can predict a person's ancestry, eye color, hair color, skin color, freckling and face shape, police said.
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Shaik explains that she used to be bullied because of her skin color and describes the hardship she had breaking into certain markets.
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They can also modify face shapes and skin color and will be able to choose whether to create the avatar automatically or manually.
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Search historical footage by clothing or even skin color and "summarize" countless hours of footage into a single image or a short clip.
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If you have a lot of red or pink in your skin, a cooler-tone brunette looks great because it neutralizes skin color.
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They told her it might be months or years before they found a donor well-matched in size, skin color, and immune profile.
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My hope for my child's future is that his skin color won't be a source of shame to him or derision from others.
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Democrat obsession with skin color and gender as a strategy is starting to fall apart and recent cultural events show us how. Nov.
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"You can go and be yourself and not have to worry about explaining how you're doing because of your skin color," he said.
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" He noted that his own skin color had surely influenced his career, beginning with his first job, as a writer on "30 Rock.
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Replace those gibes with ones about skin color or eye shape, and the show's old-timey country doctor becomes a much different character.
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And there are countless States that play by the rules and honor the sanctity of one man/one vote, regardless of skin color.
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Alternatively, for those bent on ethnic cleansing, it can easily be programmed to kill only people with a certain skin color or ethnicity.
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Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid, also newly available, comes in slender tubes that look as if they may contain lip gloss.
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The novelist and activist Alice Walker defined this "colorism" as prejudice in favor of lighter skin color within and between groups and cultures.
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Genetic variants associated with Neanderthal DNA have been suggested by other researchers to influence traits such as skin color, addiction, metabolism, and allergies.
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Since 2010, the city of Oslo has been hiring people to check if bouncers are sending clubbers away because of their skin color.
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He denounced efforts to suggest that superficial traits like skin color or hair texture had any underlying connection to intelligence, behavior or character.
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The Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o has spoken over the years about her struggles to learn to love her hair and skin color.
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Her skin color is echoed by the rocky landscape and the streaked sky, where a green celestial body hovers just above the horizon.
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Centuries later, the Romans had a similar view, dividing people not by skin color, but by whether they were Romanized or non-Romanized.
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And of course, even if someone were charged, the person whose skin color set off this chain of events would still be dead.
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America was built on the backs of black people who were dehumanized and forced into slave status simply because of their skin color.
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I understand the pain inflicted by casual and institutional racism, even if I haven't experienced it viscerally because of my light skin color.
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That means many students will be continuing to see teachers who are a different gender than they are, and a different skin color.
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Chiron and all of the film's characters are black—even the title is no mere nature reference but an evocation of skin color.
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The reactions of Eurogamer's Wilson and Bratt to the skin color/game difficulty portion of the game can only be described as uncomfortable.
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Under these tired circumstances, I'd normally present a connect-the-dots relationship between skin color and these cases in regular think piece fashion.
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People are even accusing her of literally painting on a different skin color when she applies her makeup, and intentionally darkening her skin significantly.
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"Now, I can talk about how awkward and ashamed I felt about my identity and my skin color and my parents' culture," he said.
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But in my lifetime, my skin color and my class status have meant that no one has ever insinuated that I don't belong here.
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At least I can remove a scarf from my head; others cannot change their skin color or features to hide their way into safety.
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Third, parents will be able to learn something about how their future child would look: hair color, eye color, skin color, height, and more.
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People noticed skin color differences in the ancient world but didn't automatically assign less intellect and beauty to those who were darker, they say.
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"When I'm on set, I notice that makeup artists have to blend multiple foundations or concealers to match my skin color," she tells Refinery29.
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"Individual predictions were made for the subject's ancestry, eye color, hair color, skin color, freckling and face shape," Gulluni said at a press conference.
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Not just your average barely-there nude, this trend is about choosing a shade that is close to, but not exactly your skin color.
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Just as his own skin color feels personally unique and significant, his character is the only one who gets to rock that specific hue.
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In iOS 12, you'll be able to create characters that have your own appearance, choosing skin color, hairstyle, and outfitting your Memoji with accessories.
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Jan: To cast suspicion on people who are not "ordinary Danes" because they don't speak Danish or have a different skin color is sad.
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Henao recommends using "a bronzer that's slightly darker than your natural skin color," which will pop against your lids, creating that flawless model glow.
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Right now, our black President sleeps in the White House, which was built by enslaved people who had the same skin color as him.
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Robin Hayes, state GOP chairman, said in a statement to WBTV that the mayoral contest won't be decided based on the candidates' skin color.
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Moreover, like a Bitmoji or Memoji, you can customize the head shape, eyes, nose, skin color, and hairstyle to name a few different characteristics.
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"Pence's policies have marginalized our vulnerable sisters and brothers for their religion, skin color, or sexual orientation," reads another statement on the group's website.
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It is much easier, Vance continued, for people to call someone a terrorist when they have a different skin color, or don't speak English.
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Doctors at the Mayo Clinic found that Ross and Sandness were a near-perfect match in age, blood type, skin color, and facial structure.
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Overwhelmingly, all anyone was asking for was kindness, inclusiveness, and to not suffer diminished rights due to their gender, skin color, or sexual orientation.
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The first layer is an opaque pink for color balance, the second two resemble my skin color, and the fourth is a sheen pair.
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The scoring system, which has since saved countless babies, evaluates newborns' health on five factors: heart rate, respiration, skin color, muscle tone, and reflexes.
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Social Justice Warriors, and those who appease them, want to restrict the stories artists tell based on their skin color, gender and life experiences.
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You can even craft your own black woman avatar, choosing the skin color and hair style, so you're truly in character for this experience.
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His narrative continues to resonate with Asian-Americans, in part, because of the way his skin color has shaped the substance of his life.
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Instead, my hair and skin color became more apparent, my mother's saris became my own, and I sometimes watch football with my Indian husband.
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" Mr. Okovacs added that he was opposed to allowing "the presence of people in a production to be determined by skin color or ethnicity.
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As the boys were walking to the officers' patrol vehicle, Kelly told them to wait and began gesturing to her skin color and theirs.
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"When you live on an island that is majority black, you don't study your skin color per se; it seems normal," Ms. Rose said.
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Those who survived the purge were sometimes selected on the basis of a lighter skin color that made them more palatable to white communities.
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Attributes extraneous to merit, such as gender, skin color, physical ableness, and family income, are not supposed to constrain the choice of educational pathways.
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The right answer is that work requirements aren't good for anyone — wherever you happen to live and whatever your skin color happens to be.
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She quickly persuaded Ms. Rossellini to rejoin the fold — part of a move toward inclusion, not just of skin color but also of age.
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Gender, skin color, body size, disability, the "wrong" kinds of feelings — these are still too often the stuff of shame for kids in 2019.
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" She added, "Self-psychology simply says, 'Get to know the other — that the skin color, the religion is not what determines a human being.
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The authority to speak for or about black culture is not guaranteed by skin color or lineage, and it can be undermined by untruths.
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And that fact is one of the reasons the changes to Jackson's skin color had some people questioning the authenticity of his racial identity.
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Skin color controversy be damned, Steve Harvey thinks Will Smith would be the PERFECT guy to play Serena Williams' dad on the big screen.
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The experiment showed that white features, even with something as simple as skin color on a doll, have a monopoly on how people perceive beauty.
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My perspective skewed not only by my skin color, but by the fact that I'm a man, and lack the personal experiences of physical abuse.
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Something called "stabilizing selection" comes into play, and a greater number of genes begin to affect skin color, resulting in an increased chance of variability.
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She would later decide to make a conscious effort to share stories of women who had the same skin color, and experiences similar to hers.
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For some of your fans and followers — regardless of their skin color — this has instilled a chilling, utter fear that they wake up with daily.
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And plenty of people out there surely wouldn't mind if, at the very least, their emoji defaulted to their actual skin color instead of yellow.
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They supported nine languages, including both simplified and traditional Chinese, and introduced a character creator where you could customize everything from skin color to hairstyles.
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"A mother knows, I heard a cry from him I have never heard before and I saw a skin color I'd never seen," she said.
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I was a victim of that when I was younger, and really need to see representatives with every skin color and their real ethnic noses.
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Now everybody can go to Sephora and buy a foundation that works on your skin, or an eyeshadow that looks amazing on your skin color.
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I actually feel a lot less empathy for people who aren't in my culture, who don't share my skin color, who don't share my language.
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Well, standards take a while to set, and the UTF standard for modifying the skin color of emoji had to be developed and agreed upon.
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"I'd be breaking the stereotype that because we're Indigenous we can't do certain things because of our skin color," she told the New York Times.
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Over the years I overheard young girls saying hurtful remarks to one another, and often they were negative comments about skin color, hair and weight.
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Meghan Markle has the exact same skin color as her fiance, Prince Harry -- at least according to LEGOLAND's special display ahead of the royal wedding.
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Individuals at highest risk include those with light eye color, those with light skin color and those exposed to high levels of artificial UV radiation.
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The balancing act wobbles among a girl's age, shape, skin color and personality; and a client's creative vision, budget and timing; and the public mood.
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The Hammond pardon showcases the double standard of justice the nation still clings to, one that is dependent upon the skin color of armed insurrectionists.
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If Tan can talk about how beautiful his skin color is and how desirable that should be, maybe I can be myself the same way.
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She knows Will won't be accepted as a superhero if people know he's black, and has him paint his face to hide his skin color.
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You can claim your skin color is natural and you can tell us that your hair isn't just giant tumbleweed super-glued to your scalp.
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Supporters of Mr. Sanders say his calls for wide-scale change in the country's economic order make him a transformational candidate, regardless of skin color.
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I have had a multitude of my achievements attributed not to my determination to succeed or my personal skill, but rather to my skin color.
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Intravenous glutathione treatments, like those Ms. Peters receives, are meant to increase those natural effects, diminishing scars and blotches while lightening skin color over all.
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"I work with employees that I know that don't like my skin color, but yet, and still I have to deal with it," Camper says.
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I bring enough insecurities to the dating table; wondering whether someone likes me because of my skin color isn't one I can easily sit with.
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It doesn't think that is a person because it hasn't been trained to identify that shape or size or skin color as a person. Right.
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But it took an autopsy to confirm that Jackson had no control over the change in his skin color: He did, in fact, have vitiligo.
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Well, it has everything to do with how skin color is used to construct racial identities and how racial identities are ranked in a hierarchy.
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Entire institutions, like education and housing, have been built to give and deny people access to opportunities based on something as simple as skin color.
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People cited Hallberg's skin color, hairstyles, and dress as evidence that she's "posing" or performing a racial identity different than the one she was born with.
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Every girl should be able to find a person she can identify with; that's why every skin color should be represented on the catwalk and beyond.
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Google the phrase "black privilege," and one steps into a universe where whites struggle daily against the indignities heaped upon them because of their skin color.
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Earl Weaver Baseball, released five years earlier, provided individual statistics and ratings, let players customize everything from names to stats to skin color to park dimensions.
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Here you can build a virtual version of you from the ground up, picking things like freckles, skin color, hairstyle, and accessories like glasses and earrings.
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While Fiennes is correct about the shade of Jackson's skin color, his comments don't reflect that he fully understands the concern that surrounds whitewashing Jackson's story.
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"There's a larger conversation with people of color when it comes to our hair and our skin color," Union told Byrdie, in response to these incidents.
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And to prove that no matter your skin color or profession, everyone bleeds the same color, and everyone's tears stream down their face equally in grief.
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And just to turn the tables on myself, I've caught myself not wanting to date someone because their skin color was too similar to my ex's.
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"The administration will be taking a hard look at schools that insist on weighing skin color and national origin in deciding who gets admitted," he said.
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She knows though, after seeing video of herself nearly driving into a cop during her arrest ... she might be dead if her skin color was different.
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All I could think of was 'I'm going to die for no other reason than I am black and my skin color is somehow a threat.
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Past systems have relied on sensing body heat, which is difficult in warm climates, or sensing skin color, which is only possible at a close range.
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To do that, he urged those listening to embrace their heritage and their skin color in hopes of helping to shatter stereotypes that hold down minorities.
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His specialty is the ambiguity of self, particularly as defined by skin color, and the futility as well as the necessity of looking for solid answers.
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And here lies the scariest truth those protest signs seek to avoid: sexual violence is a human disease, one that does not discriminate by skin color.
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And centuries of political and social structures have favored me or my ancestors because of my skin color and ethnicity, while disadvantaging Olga and her ancestors.
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"But it wasn't about skin color," Ms. Wells said (as she knows intimately, having covered the Nakeds as an editor then at The New York Times).
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His skin color, as the son of an African-American father and a Thai mother, which still stands out in the starkly white establishment of golf?
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Trump's inflammatory rhetoric has done what Obama couldn't do because of his skin color -- convince countless white Americans that racism is still pervasive in our country.
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In the film, Lazarus undergoes a "controversial skin pigmentation procedure" to change his skin color and enable him to play a black man named Staff Sgt.
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In a city as racially divided and explosive as Boston in the 1970s, this separation by skin color strikes the reader as a chillingly rational decision.
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Across Europe, the center noted, "Belgium" is often signed by a beer belly gesture, "China" by tugging the eyes and "Africa" by referring to skin color.
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Dick rejected evidence that facial recognition algorithms are racially discriminatory in that their accuracy rates vary depending on the skin color of the person they detect.
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Dick rejected evidence that facial recognition algorithms are racially discriminatory in that their accuracy rates vary depending on the skin color of the person they detect.
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Nastase was also widely criticized for comments he made about Williams's pregnancy, speculating on the baby's skin color; Williams is black and her fiancé is white.
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But Diaz-Canel acknowledged that some Cubans still make racist jokes and some private sector businesses advertised jobs only to people of a certain skin color.
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As a young child, from hearing this story, I learned that discrimination was not only based on skin color but religion and cultural hatred as well.
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At the moment, we don't know the extent of how your character's skin color and gender identity affect the game, but we'll find out come Oct.
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Skin color is important in the U.S. despite widespread denial; it has been since 85033, when the first African slave walked off a boat at Jamestown.
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Jussie Smollett because he was singled out as a victim in a hate crime combining hatred of his skin color with hatred of his sexual orientation.
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I know the history of this country, know the history of redlining, know how my grandparents were locked out of neighborhoods because of their skin color.
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But most defenders of such spaces prefer to be indirect in their challenges, which avoid direct insult based on skin color (and also possibly a lawsuit).
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And that history ends up being important when race doesn't follow its own rules — which happens quite often, with Jackson's changing skin color as an example.
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And somebody said 'yes' and she said 'nobody in this room reflects my background, my skin color, and where I'm from and what I want to do'.
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It also made me think of the person who is not the same skin color of me who read that article and the fear it must've instilled.
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But skin color is not determined by any one single gene, and how those genes interplay to make you look like you is by no means straightforward.
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In the past year, more movies and TV shows have been featuring interracial couples without focusing on their race — or even acknowledging their skin color at all.
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They don't ever put women who look like myself, or men with my skin color, as the lead characters in novelas — soap operas — movies, or magazine covers.
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I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love.
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Naomi Campbell has spoken encouragingly about the state of diversity in the fashion, saying the industry is "getting better" at booking models regardless of their skin color.
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Though little girls scanning toy store shelves will see more diversity in skin color and body size, not all little girls will see themselves in the dolls.
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Evolution in play Like skin color, one theory behind the evolution of eye color is the migration of our early ancestors toward cooler parts of the world.
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They were away for the weekend with their mother, but they've taught me that skin color does not matter when it comes to feeling basic, human love.
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The arrangement references the Mamie and Kenneth Clark "Doll Test" of the 1940's, in which researchers presented children with two dolls, identical except for skin color.
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Since January, we've seen researchers try to track down deepfakes using tiny fluctuations in skin color, huge databases that try to detect forgeries, and eye-blinking rates.
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Even if you do agree to code-switch, you still may be punished for not being the 'image' the workplace wants to have because of skin color.
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Emojipedia reports that iOS 13.2 has added 398 new emoji designs to Apple devices, which includes new skin color variations, gender options, and updates to old symbols.
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The most effective advocates for the issues that women and people of color care about may not be the ones who share their skin color or gender.
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Of the American Film Institute's top 10 American film villains, most had skin conditions like scars, excessive hair loss, abnormal skin color and deep wrinkles, researchers found.
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My experience of feeling bias about me solely on the basis of my skin color informed much of my academic work, learning about oppression and institutionalized racism.
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We clamor for diversity in size, skin color, age, and any identifier to which we relate, while brands consistently show us nothing but thin, young, and white.
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Moving from an area where so many brown people surrounded us to a suburban white town prompted the twins to take notice of their different skin color.
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This artist is simply trying to exemplify how despite skin color, sex, religion, political view, how we are all still human beings that need to stand united.
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Though America is plagued by racism, we all wanted more integration and less bigotry, a place where talent and character mattered more than skin color and prejudice.
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We can't generalize about L.G.B.T.Q. travelers — our safety and welcome can often be a function of our gender presentation, our visible wealth, our skin color, our accent.
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" In 2017, Davis delivered a lecture at Washington University in St Louis, "The Continuing Significance of Old Fashioned Racism: Skin Color & Implicit Racial Attitudes Among Survey Interviewers.
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"Ten years ago my son, who is mixed race, couldn't create a character in this one specific game with his hair and his skin color," she said.
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"Most members of idol bands have similar appearance, such as skinny body figure, light skin color, similar hairstyle, body conscious clothes and similar make-up," it added.
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Broken windows and stop-and-frisk policing created an environment where kids from certain neighborhoods, and often of a certain skin color, were repeatedly profiled as criminals.
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Once white people really see it, they would not be able to abide it in any form — the mocking of people's skin color, mannerisms or cultural differences.
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People will soon be able to create a "holding hands" emoji to reflect their own relationship, selecting for the skin color and gender identity of each individual.
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When people hear my foreign accent it's a kind of racism, they respond to me just like they respond to someone who has a different skin color.
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Even with this information, why, for instance, did Jones think the change in Jackson's skin color correlated with a change in how Jackson viewed his racial identity?
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And despite the obvious surface-level disparities—age, skin color, points in their careers—the two head coaches shared plenty in common besides their first names and initials.
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Isaac just turned 10 and nowadays he knows that Obama is more often called black than mixed and that sometimes humans hate each other because of skin color.
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Reduced to heat signs, skin color is not visible, thus people are de-racialized — which would be exciting if the mechanism weren't so complicated and seem so sinister.
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Unicode first introduced support for skin color in 2015, but users were limited to heterosexual emojis for couples, and could only select couples with the same skin tone.
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To do this, customers are asked to complete a three-minute assessment and submit a photo of their wrist, which is used to pinpoint their base skin color.
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It's not as if the officers pondered Harrouff's skin color before deciding not to open fire — they were merely reacting to the situation as it unfolded, Puckett said.
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"I have a white-male beard and I said that in our first meeting," she said, semi-joking about how Anderson's gender and skin color have helped her.
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Two best friends who share the same birthday had the best response when they were told they couldn't be sisters because they didn't have the same skin color.
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"For someone to take our skin color and wear it as a costume then wipe it off at the end of the day, that's so disrespectful," she said.
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The Louboutin label, known for its red-soled shoes, created the collection in 2013 after listening to a team member's comment about how beige isn't their skin color.
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After all, the fight for diversity across all categories (skin color, hair type, dress size, gender identity, and more) has proven to be a marathon, not a sprint.
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It's not based on your skin color, gender, sexual orientation, preference, or where you come from — if you believe in equality then you believe in equality for all.
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"No matter your skin color, you need sun protection with a minimum SPF of 24" every day, says celebrity dermatologist Dr. Rosemarie Ingleton, who likes Skinceuticals (above). 245.
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But despite the promises of 1994 Julia Stiles, the internet did not become a world where things like gender and skin color didn't matter; it really, really didn't.
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"This distrust of the 'other', the fetishization of difference, the obsession with religion, skin color, accent, culture ... it isn't just happening in Australia, it is everywhere," she said.
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The latter of these characteristics disappears the last of all… In other words, in a nineteenth-century courtroom, hair revealed black identity even more reliably than skin color.
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Then recruiting candidates take the same test, which is scored by AI instead of humans so a person's name, gender, skin, color, age or resume aren't factored in.
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Brittany said the off-duty cop used excessive force and said there's zero doubt her skin color played a role in the aggressive way she was taken down.
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Background-blind recruiting really does appear to be a powerful tool to ensure that candidates get evaluated based on their skills, not their name, gender, or skin color.
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During a lecture tour in 2000, he suggested there might be links between a person's weight and their level of ambition and between skin color and sexual prowess.
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Their benefits include reducing fine lines and wrinkles by increasing collagen production, improving skin color by stimulating new blood vessels, and fading age spots and softening rough patches.
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Their message is instead that "we" must keep girls safe from the violence wrought by only a subset of men: those with the wrong papers and skin color.
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While the jury is out, there are still enough encouraging signs that perhaps we can get back to talking about the issue rather than gender or skin color.
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We are attuned to such slight differences in skin color, face shape, hair, and a host of other less obvious features encountered across different parts of the world.
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"All I could think of was 'I'm going to die for no other reason than I am black and my skin color is somehow a threat,' " he wrote.
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Without being representational, it is about race; but race is not off in some category by itself, hemmed in only by questions of skin color, separate from life.
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Ironically, she first feels the stigma of skin color on trips to her parents' native country, thanks to not being as "fair" as the rest of her family.
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So he went to work in the private service sector where his physical attributes — especially those society attributes to his skin color — were more valuable than his education.
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Often traveling solo throughout Italy on weekends, I had to be aware of my surroundings because my olive skin color and thick hair meant that I was different.
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In the 18th century, when the first Swedish and German immigrants arrived here, Benjamin Franklin and others complained that their skin color was endangering Anglo-Saxon racial purity.
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In the 1960s we were admonished to look past skin color or ethnicity so that we could see a person's true identity, and we took that to heart.
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Perhaps black and white Americans, on average, root for different teams, and the teams they root for happen to have more players that share their skin color. Nope.
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When I show the police officers my passport, they always seem surprised that I'm from the US and not from India because of my skin color and appearance.
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This has long-reaching and damaging consequences, as it teaches young people at an early age that their skin color is the key determinant of their future prospects.
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In the book, Sulwe has the darkest skin color in her family, a fact that makes her uncomfortable and determined to find a way to lighten her skin.
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This technique is supposed to strip the DNA of biologically relevant information (things like eye color, skin color, or disease) and just be a means to identify people.
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But a big caveat makes this new law less attractive: Changes to hair color, skin color, blemishes, and nose shape are still allowed in photos (and on Getty, too).
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They try to explain to him the basic concept of hating people because of their skin color, but the sculpture insists: "I have no idea what you're talking about."
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I think with the society we live in, it is past time to treat everyone equally and not judge someone based on their skin color, gender, culture or weight.
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"I would like people to sit down this Thanksgiving and give thanks to what they're grateful for and see people for people, not their skin color, not their religion."
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When the Senegalese model first moved to Paris, and then the U.S. a few years ago, she was met with constant taunts over her skin color, she tells us.
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And so fighting over skin color really is the problem, but that&aposs where we are right now and that&aposs why I say it&aposs a teachable moment.
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Then, if people were serious about problem-solving and willing to put in the work, we helped them — regardless of their skin color, fundraising potential, resume, or political ties.
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," she added.
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Swift wrote.
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" Swift added: "I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love.
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They mostly roll their eyes and say they have darker skin, but any change in skin color is a manifestation of damage to the skin cells beneath the surface.
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There are many struggles having my skin color as a Latina, and a lot of Americans, especially, are only familiar with the race and colorism struggles of African-Americans.
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I can be Doc Brown, and I wear the outfit and wig and not change my skin color if you're white , you can be President Obama if you want.
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One promising technique to identify AI face swaps compares skin color frame by frame to spot an active pulse, but it's yet to be tested at a wide scale.
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If I'm seeing Indian characters on TV, I want them to be Indian, and that extends beyond accents and skin color (incidentally, all four leads are extremely light-skinned).
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While overt racism in retail is rarer today because it's not legal for businesses to turn away patrons based on skin color, biases against black and brown consumers remain.
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An update in 2015 further expanded the skin tones on offer, and included five races all based on the Fitzpatrick scale, a skin color classification system developed in 1975.
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It was the first time I had seen a clear injustice over a skin color that matched my own, and my anger was rich and full from my innocence.
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Lakshmi writes about how, after coming to the U.S., she felt Americans would associate her skin color with third world slums, malaria and "the fragrant foods" of her culture.
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"In terms of the police, we live in a world where my son's skin color is deemed as being threatening and his mental state is not understood," she said.
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Limbs are lengthened, skin color is lightened, features like a woman's lips and eyes are totally exaggerated and the models often end up looking like cartoonish caricatures of themselves.
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I love it because I can say 'f------' and not one of you is attributing that to the fact that everyone with my skin color has a dirty mouth.
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That's it's not just a diversity of skin color, but a diversity of interests, mental health, of sexuality, of all of these things that you might not necessarily see.
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Long-term arsenic exposure is linked to skin cancer and cancers of the lung, bladder, and liver as well as skin color changes and nerve damage, health officials said.
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Data analysts have been able to infer from Facebook "likes" not only psychological type but also a person's skin color, sexual orientation, political party, religious affiliation, and alcohol use.
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A majority of applicants to the organization's political trainings "cite some marker of their identity as an obstacle: name, religion, appearance, skin color, and/or immigration status," she explains.
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The first is a pre-filter, an algorithm, a machine that can analyze the shape of, say, a sexual organ, or the color of blood or certain skin color.
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Schultz's critics are attacking unjust systems, but he thinks they are attacking his personal identity as a billionaire, as if wealth were as immutable as skin color or gender.
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In 19963, while serving as South Africa's ambassador to the United Nations, he stated that discrimination on the basis of skin color — the foundation of apartheid rule — was indefensible.
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But the uniformity of the skin color palette also suggests a missed opportunity to explore why some bodies are more likely to benefit, physically and financially, from these innovations.
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Studying 1,570 people in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Botswana, she and her colleagues discovered a set of genetic variants that account for 29 percent of the variation in skin color.
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Consider the statement "black Southerners were segregated because of their skin color" — a perfectly natural sentence to the ears of most Americans, who tend to overlook its weird causality.
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Their three children represent a broad range in skin color, from, borrowing Tharps's descriptions, "the color of cinnamon" to "beige" to "warm almond," yet two could pass for white.
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Ms. Benton, who has repeatedly said that she had never thought a woman with her skin color would be cast as a Russian princess on Broadway, was similarly pleased.
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"The moment he started teasing my son, calling him dumb, making fun of his skin color, saying 'shut up slave' last October, they are not friends anymore," she said.
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In actuality, the genes that differ because of geographic origin, such as those affecting skin color, hair texture and nose shape, are the rare exception, rather than the rule.
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Even worse, as has sadly become familiar to many black women featured in magazines, is that Adweek appears to have used a filter that significantly lightens her skin color.
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"We witnessed these very rapid changes in skin color when the birds were surprised by sudden events, or when their familiar caretaker approached or talked to them," Bertin told Gizmodo.
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Dr. Gilbert isn't exaggerating when she calls the effects life-changing: Some with flushing rosacea experience not just a change in skin color, but suffer pain from the condition, too.
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In 1964 Congress passed Public Law 88-352, which prohibited businesses from discriminating against patrons on the basis of their skin color, race, religion, sex, nationality, or any physical conditions.
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Having a society and a justice system that discriminate based on skin color, gender, power, and socioeconomic status isn't a free pass for those on the easier end of it.
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" This means that the software that was used to change users' appearance had been fed only pictures of white people, so this was the skin color it associated with "hotness.
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Another question I'm afraid to ask myself: Am I burned out because I'm still subconsciously wanting the American dream to be true, despite the odds stacked against my skin color?
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Jackson Moore, given a brooding, forceful presence by Mahershala Ali, is an intern at Harvard Medical School who believes he's often second-guessed — and worse — because of his skin color.
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But in this new study that we've done, we looked at cases where people were using a skin tone color for their emoji that didn't match their actual skin color.
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While some collections have diversity of both size and skin color in their catalogues and product shots (like the ASOS x GLAAD& collection), they are the exceptions — not the rule.
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It's where, from a young age, you learn that it's normal to sit next to someone with a different skin color, a refugee, or someone who is gay or trans.
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It is a future in which skin color, ethnicity, immigration status, languages spoken, religion practiced, sexual orientation, or gender identity will never be cited as justifications for discrimination and reprisal.
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"Regardless of the identity, ethnicity, skin color of the perpetrators, the root of the problem is the violence of the regime and the political system," he said in a statement.
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"It kind of blends her lip with the rest of the skin — that is the chicest color you can possibly do on a girl with her skin color," he says.
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But Abrams' victory this week makes clear what can happen when black women candidates are afforded support based on their track records, qualifications and policies instead of their skin color.
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There are patients who have questioned my abilities because of my skin color and prefer to confirm my medical advice with someone else (sometimes even nurses) based on these prejudices.
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If anything, Michael Steele's skin color is a virtue, as I am sure like me he has received endless attacks for having the audacity to stand up as a Republican.
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I couldn't escape the searing historical parallels of a little white girl telling a little black boy — my son — what he can and cannot do because of his skin color.
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"The installation comments on the relationship between power, beauty, identity and skin color," according the organizers of the show, which includes paintings, sculptures and photography by a range of artists.
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The more we put models into categories based on their shape and skin color, the further we backpedal on the journey to complete and total representative diversity within the industry.
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Your teammate's skin color becomes less important than how hard he hustles, his religion is secondary to how good his curveball is, her gender matters less than her work ethic.
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One group in particular has made it their mission to provide a safe space where young people can feel welcomed regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or skin color.
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As a painter and as a black person, how do you talk about skin color without fetishizing it or exoticizing it, just talk about the way light reflects off surface?
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Ms. Swift wrote.
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And they weren't as fixated on skin color and gender and sexual orientation and age as were the coastal elites of the party, or their pals in the liberal media.
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In all but a few cases, skin color exerted considerable pressure on those of nonwhite backgrounds and played a profound role in shaping self-understanding and sense of personal value.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - More than one in three Swiss feel uncomfortable around people perceived to be "different" because of their nationality, religion, skin color or other factors, a government survey found.
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I don't think the kind of division we have now, based on skin color and gender and who has the most money — I don't think that's going to work anymore.
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That helps explain how we got to a point where a person's skin color seems to decide, at least in part, whether a homicide is deemed okay by the police.
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Furthermore, since 9/11, Sikhs in the U.S. have been frequent targets of both anti-Sikh and misdirected anti-Muslim hate, due to their skin color, turbans, and facial hair.
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I think in many ways this photograph is false, primarily because it compels us to make inferences about the participants, given popular cultural signs and the inescapable sign of skin color.
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In 2017, investigators reached out to Parabon Nanolabs, a DNA technology company, which used the suspect's DNA to provide a physical description of his hair color, skin color, and eye color.
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Also, for this effect to work on most real life photos, you need to account for too many factors: posture, lighting, skin color, shape of lips and eyes, photo quality, etc.
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She's also a poet, and last year, she performed a powerful spoken-word piece criticizing the fashion industry for its lack of diversity, both in terms of size and skin color.
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I'm not even speaking about the lack of skin-color diversity in this publication (and how they thought they'd filled that quota by having Michelle on the cover — cue eye-roll).
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Starring opposite McDormand and Woody Harrelson, Rockwell stood out among the cast as a police officer notorious for beating suspects based on skin color and for drowning his woes in alcohol.
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Chicago Magazine reported that in his interview, Wade addressed talking to his sons about dealing with police officers and their fear of encountering police violence on account of their skin color.
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Revulsion from contorted facial asymmetry Researchers who study facial attractiveness note that most of what we find attractive is socially constructed: things such as skin color, eye shape and lip size.
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"Diversity," Hue says, as Shaik recounts how she used to be bullied because of her skin color, and was told that she would never be able to book high-fashion jobs.
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Nickel was racist as hell—half the people who worked there probably dressed up like the Klan on weekends—but, the way Turner saw it, wickedness went deeper than skin color.
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The company had Charles Barkley declare that he was not a role model and Tiger Woods remind people that some country clubs would turn him away because of his skin color.
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But when he's roughed up by the police who assume he was trying to steal his ex-girlfriend's Mercedes he realizes that he'll never stop being judged by his skin color.
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Whiteness refers to more than simply skin color or ancestry; white supremacy is a logic that governs lives and thinking and aims to silence and work against the legitimacy of nonwhites.
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People who identify under one of these categories may also identify in or encompass others: Skin color, gender, wealth and ethnicity all affect the way that we are treated as travelers.
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It was the first time he ever saw black people wear suits and carry briefcases; the first time he realized that his skin color didn't have to be a limiting precept.
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Rather than her skin color or the fact that Kali was snatched from a bed in London, any sister will know the difference between them is more significantly marked by time.
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In Mok's post, he said the outbreaks were just the latest reason for racists to act on their hatred of people from other countries or who have a different skin color.
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I was raised at a time when racial injustice was normalized, hatred for my skin color ruled the day, and we were not afforded the same rights as our white counterparts.
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There's no evidence that blood type or skin color plays a role in how much you are bitten, but research has shown that ingesting one particular substance — alcohol — does attract mosquitoes.
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Mr. Gangi has argued that as long as we keep policing quality-of-life crimes in accordance with the "broken windows" approach to law-enforcement, we are essentially criminalizing skin color.
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Surgeons should take skin color, texture or smoothness, hair growth, and thickness of the skin into account when choosing the best place to take a skin graft from, according to King.
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Fifty years later, access to a high-quality public education still often hinges on the ZIP code a child lives in, skin color and the size of the family's bank account.
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So I was wrong about everything, which is typical, except for the extent to which skin color is a key to the whole show and to the secret history of superheroes.
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Other studies done on supplementation and skin color were small and didn't include placebo-controlled groups, nor did they look at supplementation's effects on perceived attractiveness, perceived health, and actual health.
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Camille says the practice of using makeup to make a stand-in match the actor's skin color isn't totally unheard of -- in fact, she tells us she's seen it done herself.
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Some species can change their skin color, and some can also rapidly alter their skin texture by controlling little clusters of muscles that lift and shape to form bumps, spikes, or ridges.
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Regardless of skin color, the United States looks ever less like a land of opportunity, and more like a place where advantages secured early in life tend to perpetuate themselves for decades.
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Mostly it looks as if the three women, each a different skin color, are sizing each other up and, by extension, daring us to examine our own culturally defined standards of beauty.
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Then, in terms of whether they're used abusively, the way that we looked at this was determining whether people use a skin color that matches their own skin tone in real life.
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"These people could have killed me, I could be one of those targets " he said of neo-Nazis who have murdered several people for their skin color in Germany over recent years.
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The changes Apple made to the emoji — I'm not talking about Unicode's welcome and long overdue gender and skin color modifiers, by the way — are pointless at best and often damaging. Dang.
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"We are getting complaints of people being killed, assaulted, or targeted because of their skin color, because of who they are, at rates we haven't seen in a long time," Chapel said.
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This forced the people there to confront the reality that many of these protesters — some of whom were black — typically were not allowed in these businesses simply because of their skin color.
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The poverty of others brings up terrible questions of there-but-for-the-grace-of-God and what if, were your circumstances or skin color or gender different, that could be you.
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The Tea Party was regularly smeared in media as a violent, bigoted, "astroturf" movement hellbent on opposing the first black president because of his skin color rather than his big-government policies.
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This dialogue around South Asian representation could also be found in the pages of InStyle, where Quantico's Priyanka Chopra revealed that she had lost a movie role because of her skin color.
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She also uses her family's heritage as a way of teaching their children -- and others, in her work as a diversity consultant -- that there's more to a person's lineage than skin color.
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How could he consider himself a "race man" yet mock the skin color, hair and features of other African-Americans, most notably Joe Frazier, his rival and opponent in three classic matches?
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Earlier this year, there was a spate of outrage on social media after international users pointed out that increasing beauty levels in the app invariably resulted in a lightening of skin color.
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"It hurts to think that there are people who are out there who just don't like people because they're different, whether it's their skin color or race, gender, sexual orientation," he says.
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When I speak about Latino advocacy, people think I'm only talking about people who are my skin color, but little do they know that I'm very aware of what my culture is.
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The idea is to have young Copenhageners of immigrant backgrounds visit the city's bars and clubs to see if they are turned away at the door solely because of their skin color.
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Racism is often hard to document; it's up to each individual to report it, and then he or she needs to actually prove that the discrimination was based solely on skin color.
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Bill and Marvin accepted their places at the bottom of the hierarchy, assuming that status was based on seniority and not skin color, despite some of their white classmates' reminding them otherwise.
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Reading it should make people uncomfortable, because it tells of a time not too long ago when someone with the wrong skin color could be killed for a glance or a whistle.
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From classic portraits of accomplished older women and rich-hued photos of cultural trendsetters to portraits of people who question gradations of skin color or gender roles, her images are hardly mute.
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The gray skin lets Sherald "omit" skin color from her paintings entirely, she says, separating race from color and allowing her subjects to hover in the liminal space between reality and dreamworld.
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Many of the aggrieved became eager to recreate and purify the social body, and to preserve "our" identity against people stigmatized as the "other" through their names, skin color or religious practices.
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That the Constitution's promise of equality — the command that no state could "deny to any person ... the equal protection of the laws" — was meant for all of us, regardless of skin color.
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She also tells the stories of light-skinned individuals who felt isolated from their own families and communities because their skin color made them feel as though they did not fit in.
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The criticism of Meghan Markle has nothing to do with her skin color and everything to do with her being a shameless piece of work doing huge damage to our Royal Family.
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Given these milestones, Monday should be about King, and his calls for peace, service and an egalitarian society that didn't judge people on their skin color or from which country they hail.
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Welcome to the new era of school segregation, in which the children of some of Hartford's neediest families are denied their right to a quality education, based solely on their skin color.
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Although Drowzee is a tapir-like creature with psychic powers, the most interesting thing about it is that its skin color (or fur; who's to say, really?) looks like it's wearing pants.
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Before the telecast, J.Lo's co-performer Smokey Robinson defended the artist and the Grammys, saying that the music of Motown was inclusive and could be performed by anyone, regardless of their skin color.
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"It's not just about skin color or ethnic heritage, but you look at the totality of this Cabinet -- an Indian-American, an African-American, an Asian-American, it's about a lot of things."
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To me, it represents a clear yearning to find the root cause of this epidemic of fatal bias in policing — based on one's skin color — so that it can be treated and cured.
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The network's interconnected neurons dictate her features: eyes, skin color, shapes, strands of hair, similarly to how a human brain uses a network of neurons to construct a mental image of a face.
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Watching, it's hard to miss the point: If racism depends on skin color first and foremost, then images are the most powerful ways to shape public opinion both toward and away from prejudice.
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First: he openly invokes the death of Trayvon Martin, a black 17-year-old killed in a gated community by a man who assumed he was a criminal because of his skin color.
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But after being wounded in battle, Bullard made a $2,000 bet with a friend that he could become a military aviator despite his skin color, according to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
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Since Hope probably wants to keep her real-life identity under wraps (being a public figure and all), it makes sense that she'd want to hide her skin color while she's out killing.
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MSQRD offered lenses that put Obama and Snoop "masks" over your face — but the lenses appear to be gone, post-Facebook acquisition (it still has a "rasta" lens that doesn't change skin color).
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Anal bleaching is a non-medical procedure that involves topically applying a "blend of acids" to your skin which lessen the melanocytes, the melanin-forming cells that give your skin color, Gordon says.
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"I feel that this is an opportunity to see that we are diverse, that we do not all have the same skin color or the same appearance or anything," she told the magazine.
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Among the film institute's top villains were "Star Wars' " Darth Vader and Regan MacNeil from "The Exorcist," both of whom have facial scars, abnormal skin color and deep, dark circles around their eyes.
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We had to use two or three colors to get his head matching his healthy skin color, and then on top of that we would add makeup and they would apply the wig.
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While explicitly mining the pain, trauma, language, symbols, skin color, and genders of oppressed groups from the real world for dramatic backdrop, the game takes a decidedly "both sides" approach to it all.
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Gone are the days of homogenous dolls that all look the same — many of today's toys reflect the diversity of the population with nearly every skin color, body type and physical feature represented.
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"To me, it has really changed some of the story about the evolution of skin color," Sarah Tishkoff, a geneticist at the University of Pennsylvania and leader of the international team, told Axios.
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I was struck by how similar their skin color was, how both tribes were preoccupied with the accentuation of excess, and, above all, how the identities of both communities are shaped by femininity.
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What I tell her is the same message I tell anyone—that there's beauty in the differences we bring to the table, whether that's your body shape, skin color, scars, gender, chest, money.
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In the same way one shouldn't be the voice of a whole movement just because of their skin color, we shouldn't give merit to someone just because of the strength of their platform.
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"The stripes [on the original rainbow flag] were not chosen for skin color — they were chosen to reflect the spectrum of color in nature," a longtime friend of Baker's, Charley Beal told NBC.
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Ms. Khalil's account reflects the difficulties religious and racial minorities — including Muslims, Sikhs and African-Americans — have described while traveling, coming under extra scrutiny or suspicion because of their skin color or attire.
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Photos different from other attempts is the context: It's giving a fictitious, generated face a stock body and background, and adjusting it to whatever skin color or gender an advertiser or marketer wants.
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Although he spoke highly of the broader community in Plymouth, Carlos Perez admitted that he has felt rejected because of his skin color, and that there is sometimes racial tension in the area.
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There are obvious things like a gun or a naked sexual organ, but some of the moderators told us that skin color is being detected to pick up on things like terrorism, yes.
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In 1970, when Richard Nixon began Vietnamization, which many mockingly said would change only "the skin color of the corpses," the United States gradually reduced the number of their troops in our country.
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Its best known and most litigated provision, Section 1, went even further, guaranteeing for the first time the basic equality of all people, no matter their skin color, station in life or citizenship.
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However, at the same time human beings have the capacity to understand that skin color is not a legitimate or even practical means of measuring or comparing individual human worth, character or potential.
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In all, the new study provides "a deeper appreciation of the genetic palette that has been mixed and matched through evolution," said Nina Jablonski, an expert on skin color at Pennsylvania State University.
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"College is the place where we should be teaching and preaching the view that you're an individual, and choose your associates to be based on other factors rather than skin color," he said.
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Celia Gooding (the daughter of the current Tony nominee LaChanze) — who plays the queer, protest sign-toting daughter Frankie — spoke about colorism, a form of discrimination based on skin color that transcends race.
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Many factors determine the amount of light your skin needs and receives: the strength of the light, the distance from source to skin, how long the light is used, and your skin color.
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During Ryan's Monday appearance on KNBR, a Bay Area radio station and CNN affiliate, he said Jackson's skin color helped him disguise a dark football when running fake handoffs during a recent game.
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It also introduced a "Beauty Mark," or watermark to show imagery that had not been materially altered, referring to changing a person's size, shape, proportion, skin color, eye color, wrinkles or other characteristics.
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But, she said, playing sci-fi characters the hue of bright Crayolas helped her avoid being trapped in a box — or the pain of being rejected for roles because of her skin color.
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"It is not just that people within the same race are treating each other differently based on their skin color," said Ellis Monk, an assistant professor of sociology at Harvard who researches colorism.
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You can stand up and say &aposI&aposm beautiful the way that I am, with the shape that I am, with the skin color that I have, with the freckles that I have.
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Then comes the news that the police are shooting anyone with a nervous twitch, especially if they have a skin color that might have a grudge against their race's treatment by the police.
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It is one result of a cesspool of accumulated and socialized beliefs and judgments about who you are and who others are based on skin color and the associations that come with it.
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In one, conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography, the study determined that skin color directly influences how much education is achieved and what kind of employment an individual is offered.
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In a similar study in 2016, the National Autonomous University asked whether skin color influenced the way people are treated; 51 percent of respondents answered yes, with 33.4 percent replying yes, in part.
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Unfamiliar with Spanish, thousands of miles from home, and easily identifiable because of their skin color, Africans are especially vulnerable to being detained, assaulted, and blackmailed by hard-line or corrupt Mexican officials.
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These apps foment fear around crime, which feeds into existing biases and racism and largely reinforces stereotypes around skin color, according to David Ewoldsen, professor of media and information at Michigan State University.
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Meza-Orozco created a series of monochromatic paintings that portray the evolution of skin color in Mexico between 1827 and 2010, offering a sort of sweeping portrait of an ever more mulatto society.
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There's a specific way race and skin color are tied together, and someone seems to have misunderstood how the two have been linked, both over the course of history and throughout Jackson's lifetime.
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The speech, Scott said, was meant to show that in some instances — he insisted that most cops mean well — police officers are in the wrong, targeting someone solely because of his skin color.
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But, as Buzzfeed points out, before Trump decided to spice up his show with some C-listers, he had a different idea for The Apprentice: dividing the show's two teams by skin color.
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Why it matters: "I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Swift wrote on Instagram.
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The elaborate costume was complete with protruding octopus tentacles, an exaggerated gray mohawk wig, as well as a purple long-sleeve shirt and matching face paint, which gave the singer Ursula's signature skin color.
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"Germany and America are connected by values of democracy, freedom and respect for the law and the dignity of man, independent of origin, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation or political views," she said.
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" Mayor Pete Buttigieg sent a campaign email saying: "And in the decades that followed, our nation embraced a belief that every child, regardless of their skin color, deserves access to the same quality education.
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He doesn't want to blow up the planet, he wants violent restitution for the suffering and oppression inflicted on those who share his skin color; oppress the oppressors, and colonize and colonizers, Killmonger believes.
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Cheddar Man's skin color was described as "dark to black" by the scientific team which also included researchers from London's Natural History Museum, where the skeleton is on display in the Human Evolution gallery.
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" Bret Weinstein, a biology professor at Evergreen, protested the move, saying in an e-mail to staff and faculty that "one's right to speak -- or to be -- must never be based on skin color.
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We are for booing him, not just now as the heel but also when he was a blank slate of a wrestler; we never saw the potential, only the turban, only the skin color.
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Type "Beyoncé" and "transcend" and "race" into Google, and notice how many stories pop up crediting the singer for moving beyond some supposedly prescribed limitation — as if her skin color is something to overcome.
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This has been the real American dream for many black people in America for as long as we've been free—to be judged on the basis of one's character or merits, not skin color.
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"We try to think of our society as a meritocracy, that we're not supposed to judge people on the basis of their gender, skin color, sexual orientation, the whole list of things," said Brummel.
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"He is acting and speaking out against immigrants that have a different skin color than he does, it is frankly racist and [he is] exploiting feelings like Hitler did in his time," Calderon said.
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Yet the film only works if you can manage to identify with a white man who can move through a city without being stopped for his skin color or the clothes he has on.
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We must open up a conversation around skin color and beauty and the media, particularly the fashion media, which must feature other types of beauty beyond the Western ideal, to end this color bias.
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From that simple perception — about language that is so closely tied to the development of the brain — children may generalize about other areas of life including race, ethnicity, skin color, religion and so on.
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He then turned around and told my friend to go fuck himself and called him a refugee, maybe due to his skin color being similar to mine—he was English born but Spanish blood.
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Michelle Chidoni, a Mattel spokeswoman, said on Tuesday that the doll was inspired by the company's push to include a more diverse array of skin color, professions and body types in the Barbie line.
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With their multicultural lifestyle and their perfectly synchronized skin color, the two of them represent the ideal outcome of generations of progressive activism, a repudiation of America's history of slavery, segregation and criminalized miscegenation.
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And I have to presume that they couldn't see past skin color to embrace the story's lesson: Pushing past fear is hard, but, with the help of family, you can learn to be courageous.
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Recent genetic studies have demonstrated differences across populations not just in the genetic determinants of simple traits such as skin color, but also in more complex traits like bodily dimensions and susceptibility to diseases.
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The estate of legendary jazz and soul singer Nina Simone has no love for Zoe Saldana -- who's playing Nina in a biopic -- and sparked outrage over Zoe's skin color after the movie trailer debuted.
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I also hope people will educate themselves and understand that skin color should not define what nationality they are, especially in a time when we are welcoming people from different backgrounds into our countries.
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The children remind me of the ISIS social media posts of 2014, when recruiters beckoned young Muslim women in the West to a promised land where skin color, race, and tribe did not matter.
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With Kamala, an entire swath of Marvel fans were able to finally see someone with their skin color, with their religious beliefs, and within their age group saving the world — that's a nice sentiment.
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They're horrified because someone who lied, incited hatred, found joy in sexual harassment and denigrated the skin color and religions of people just like their friends will soon determine the course of their lives.
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Just last month, Naperville made national news after workers at a local Buffalo Wild Wings were fired for asking a group of mostly African-American people to change tables because of their skin color.
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Tamir's skin color could be explained by exposure to the sun, and the differences in their builds attributed to diet and exercise and will power, but what about his sharp jaw, his overhanging brow?
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Swift wrote in a lengthy Instagram caption.
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"It's just like the weak spot for Barack Obama was his skin color, but he got cured of that in Iowa," Clyburn, a longtime and outspoken Clinton supporter, told the Washington Post on Friday.
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In his art, Lemaoana— who is black, Zulu, and a former player of rugby, a sport that does not welcome people of his skin color — shows that the beautiful and the tragic can often coexist.
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His surgery could happen as soon as a few weeks from now, pending a donor of the right age and skin color whose family gives the hospital special permission to use their loved one's organ.
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Nine, though, won jury verdicts at trial or reached monetary settlements, all after claims the officers had been passed up for promotions because of their skin color or fired for saying something interpreted as racist.
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"We have previously provided law enforcement and anthropologists with DNA tools for eye color and for combined eye and hair color, but skin color has been more difficult," said forensic geneticist Susan Walsh from IUPUI.
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The idea is just because you&aposre one skin color you have to vote for one party, to me -- that doesn&apost make any sense, given how great the news is for African-Americans, Pam.
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One of the 3 actresses busted at Houston's firmly believes her skin color played a role in the aggressive way the security guard took her down, and she says the restaurant's track record proves it.
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I dislike the fact that people are allowed to comment on my daughters skin color but as soon as I comment kindly back and praise her for all that she is, the comment gets erased.
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To fix that, we need to take a note from Martin (Luther King Jr., not Margiela) and judge each emerging brand by the content of their collections and not the skin color of their creators.
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Raymond Zhou, a columnist for the English newspaper China Daily, wrote an article in response to the episode, reflecting on China's issues with skin color: "Much of China's simmering intolerance is color-based," he wrote.
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The American descendants of slavery, they say, should have their own racial category on census forms and college applications, and not be lumped in with others with similar skin color but vastly different lived experiences.
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Many of the new emoji, as documented by Emojipedia, focus on inclusivity: There are symbols for deaf and blind people, and options to choose the skin color of each person in emoji featuring multiple people.
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"Geneticists, after looking at the human genome, realized something we've thought for a while, which is there's not a direct correlation between the external things we see — height, skin color — and the genes," Keel said.
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Toyin Ojih Odutola Born in Ife, Nigeria and raised in Alabama, artist Toyin Ojih Odutola's work often toys with the assumptions tied to one's skin color, drawing from her personal experience assimilating to American culture.
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The federal courts have generally considered race as a set of "immutable" traits shared by a group of people, hereditary characteristics that a person cannot change — such as skin color, hair texture, and facial features.
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But it does reflect the fact that Mattel is defining diversity not just in terms of skin color or body type, but also in terms of aesthetic stereotype: psychographic trends, as well as demographic trends.
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America may not be trying to beat the Soviets to the moon, but our country faces a struggle that requires the fullest contribution of the very best American minds, regardless of gender or skin color.
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There was considerable discussion about whether a photograph could demonstrate a person's blackness, given the wide variety of skin colors among African-Americans and the complex social meanings of race that extend beyond skin color.
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Cheddar Man's skin color is linked to the fact that he was descended from a population group that migrated to Europe about 14,000 years ago, long before another wave of migration brought lighter-skinned inhabitants.
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Before we compare whether individual black or white players have more fans, we should ask whether black or white players in general tend to be cheered on more by people who share their skin color.
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The plus-size model has worked for both Missguided (she recently starred in its body-positive #InYourOwnSkin campaign) and Sunday London, but tells Refinery29 she's been accused of having white privilege because of her skin color.
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And while historically, the pressure to fit in has been vital for a successful career, there's an amazing shift happening right now that's leading to more inclusivity in the industry, in gender, size, and skin color.
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Had Jim Crow not stunted or ignored homegrown talent because it came in the wrong skin color, would Americans Alan Shepard or John Glenn, not Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, have been the first man in space?
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In a fraternal twin situation, each baby inherits a different combination of genes from mom and dad, so when the parents are of different races, it is possible the inherited genes for skin color can differ.
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"Any suggestion that a candidate is more or less qualified for political office based on their skin color alone, is offensive to North Carolina Republicans and we condemn it," Hayes said, according to The Charlotte Observer.
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The prevailing theory reflects what you probably imagine when you think of how skin color differentiates across the globe: People closer to the equator are darker, and the further away you get, the lighter in pigment.
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I'm 26 now, and I typically rely on Clé de Peau Beauté Concentrated Brightening Eye Serum, Urban Decay's Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid, and then Stila's Stay All Day Concealer in Honey, followed by translucent powder.
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He's a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh who published a study — called "Self-representation on Twitter using emoji skin color modifiers" — about skin tone emoji and their usage across Twitter and around the world.
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From that, we started with 20153,000 users at random, and from these random users, we got their Twitter profile pictures, and we annotated them for the skin color of the person in the picture where possible.
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In addition to traditional runway models, Leon and Lim enlisted several celebrities — Whoopi Goldberg, Aidy Bryant, Rashida Jones, and Aubrey Plaza among them — to walk in the show and represent diversity in size and skin color.
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"It felt good that two complete strangers could come together — regardless of skin color — to teach each other," Wilson tells PEOPLE, adding that she hopes someone identifies the math tutor so he can see his impact.
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Pairs of identical twins are more likely to be similar not only in height and weight and skin color compared with fraternal twins, but also in their marital status, their political views, and TV-watching habits.
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When doctors reviewed the face to see how well it would match with Sandness, they said the men's ages, blood type, skin color and facial structure were so near-perfect that they could have been cousins.
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Swift wrote in her lengthy political Instagram statement Sunday.
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Long-term arsenic exposure is linked to skin cancer and cancers of the lung, bladder, and liver as well as skin color changes and nerve damage, according to information posted on the Oregon Health Authority website.
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And it's fueled an incalculable amount of injustice towards black women, who stand at the intersection of these wrongs, a threat to white women's fragility because of their skin color, an object because of their sex.
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But the report, in the current issue of The Journal of Race, Gender, and Poverty, drives home the extent to which capital punishment, supposedly reserved for the "worst of the worst," is governed by skin color.
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"Morrison prided herself on the gift of applying "invisible ink," making a point and leaving it to the reader to discover it, such as her decision to withhold the skin color of her characters in "Paradise.
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For two short minutes, the video, titled "The Talk," shows several parents taking on the hard task of explaining to their children that they will have to endure certain injustices just because of their skin color.
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The composite images of the suspect around age 25 and around age 65 depict him having fair or very fair skin color, blue or green eyes, reddish brown or black hair and some or few freckles.
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His exploits include giving himself a fecal transplant in a hotel room (he invited a journalist to document the procedure) and trying to genetically engineer his own skin color (he documented that effort on his blog).
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As we reflect on Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy this week, this essay about "the talk" many black people receive from their parents about how their skin color will affect their lives feels particularly poignant.
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Australia remains black and white, divided by race, and when you're away from the city, your skin color will tell you where you're welcome or where you can get a cold beer on a hot day.
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Late Thursday, the authorities identified the assailants as local men, including a 19-year-old who had confessed to throwing eggs at passers-by, regardless of skin color, on at least seven occasions over recent months.
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But if you're a lover of theater, looking for signs of fresh and original and in-the-moment life on the American stage, you need to see "What to Send Up." That's regardless of skin color.
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And while many of the migrants who pass through Libya hoping to set sail for Italy are beaten and otherwise abused by smugglers, Mr. Drammeh believes his treatment was especially harsh because of his skin color.
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The American art critic Hilton Kramer once described Basquiat as "a talentless hustler, street-smart but otherwise invincibly ignorant, who used his youth, his looks, his skin color and his abundant sex appeal" to win fame.
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Defense lawyers have argued that their clients are being judged based on their skin color instead of their lifestyle, and that if were white Christians, more people would be defending their First and Second Amendment rights.
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" Overwhelmingly, the postcards echo Duncombe's statement about the diversity of the borough, including one that reads: "It's full of people who help each other no matter of skin color, no matter their race or national origin.
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In "Golf Mound" and "Fixin to Eat" (both 2017), as in most of his work I've seen, the characters have mixed eyes, noses, and lips, the features that regardless of (surrounding) skin color act as racial signifiers.
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But the song upset some people, especially white conservatives who were mad that the singers showed pride in her race and skin color, and used Black Lives Matter and Black Panthers imagery in her video and performance.
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Most stories do not describe skin color except to point out a clear difference—white characters do not constantly remark on how white each other's skin is, but they will reliably point out black or brown skin.
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The marketing language for these similar kinds of products is less about getting fairer skin and more about "detoxing" or getting an "even" skin tone, words that suggest more of a focus on health than skin color.
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The new frontier in population genomics is focusing on traits such as height, skin color and blood pressure (among many others) that are polygenic, meaning that they result from hundreds or thousands of genes acting in concert.
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But the biggest victory will come when salary is viewed simply as a true reflection of the value of the individual — the talent, ethic, drive and performance — assessed without penalty, or preference, for skin color or gender.
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Blackness, as an example, is defined as much by someone's skin color or the history of black contributions to the world as by the things that black people are culturally discouraged from doing, like openly carrying guns.
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So yes, I love that now there is this movement for diversity of skin color and culture on the page, and that we're seeing brown and black boys and girls on book covers, featured front a center.
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In the medieval and early modern periods in Europe, explanations for the difference between people's skin color tended to rely on either the Bible or simplistic environmental theories, like the idea that the sun burns people black.
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"Any regional title outside the so-called Western world has to make decisions on models and their ethnicity, skin color and body type rather than the usual default Caucasian, and consider considering cultural distinctions," Ms. Lewis said.
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"Germany and America are bound by their values: democracy, freedom, the respect for the law and the dignity of human beings, independent of their origin, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation or political position," Ms. Merkel said.
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"These decisions are being made because DOE leadership believes that skin color plays a role in how to get equity — that white people can't convey the message," an unidentified source familiar with the complaints told the Post.
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Within this global environment — diversity is very important and it is something that has always been equally important to me as well as a key component of my collections, whether it is shapes, sizes, or skin color.
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But there is also a significant percentage of white Americans who demonstrated a denial of racism on our survey – more than 40 percent disagree that white people have advantages in the US because of their skin color.
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Skin color, national origin, whether one lives in the mainland United States or outside of it, and one's ability to speak Spanish, not to mention gender and sexual orientation, all play a role in one's self-concept.
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And that point — that individuals are all equally likely to act out of kindness or prejudice, regardless of skin color or ethnic background — is the point Saleh tends to make over and over again in his videos.
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The conceit of this piece of documentary theater is that each person onstage belongs to a group that is marginalized in the culture — because of skin color or place of origin, sexual orientation or gender or poverty.
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" Trump was responding to a report he'd seen on Fox News, in which Tucker Carlson warned, inaccurately, that Ramaphosa had already begun "seizing land from his own citizens without compensation because they are the wrong skin color.
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Attractiveness is a very haphazard dish that can't be boiled down to height or skin color, but Asian men are told that regardless of what the idyllic mirepoix is or isn't, we just don't have the ingredients.
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Little about the family members stood out, they said, apart from their dirty clothes and their skin color, a rarity in this area primarily populated by Hispanos -- descendants of Spaniards who settled in the Southwest centuries ago.
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The problem is that guys often make blatantly stereotypical assumptions—about everything from one's dick size to their taste in music—based on skin color alone, a sentiment shared among those I talked to again and again.
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Well, what I mean by identity politics is that you are reasoning on the basis of skin color, or religion, or gender, or some particular trait, which you have by accident, which you can't change — you fell into that bin through no process of reasoning on your own, you couldn't be convinced to be white or black — and to reason from that place as though, because you're you, because you have the skin color you have, certain things are true and very likely incommunicable to other people who don't share your identity.
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At least theoretically, the plasmid should sink into his skin, penetrate his skin cells and cause the cells to begin overexpressing the tyrosinase gene, increasing the amount of skin color-causing melanin in that one circle-shaped spot.
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Or the black students who were underestimated, perhaps put in the "slow learners" group or not given access to the advanced placement or gifted programs, because teachers who were unconsciously racist tracked them based on their skin color?
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But Amara is also using the LAHH platform much differently than any of her predecessors, shining a light on her Afro-Latina identity — and the racism she often experiences at the intersection of her culture and skin color.
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Most importantly, she paved a way for Black women in the music industry, and inspired generations of women and girls to identify their self worth and love themselves not despite of their skin color but because of it.
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Acknowledging that problem, she says, represents a "sea change" for Silicon Valley, which has long pretended that anyone and everyone can get ahead on brains alone, omitting the fact that skin color, gender and age play a role.
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Facebook bans content that targets individuals based on their skin color or religion under its hate speech policies, and it also has rules around violent incitement and groups that have been known to organize and take action offline.
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Players have generally loved the way the game randomizes features for your permanent character like skin color, limb length, and (yes) penis size, but that was all back when every player avatar in the game was a male.
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Every family, regardless of income or skin color, should be able to expect that the air they breathe is clean, that the water they drink is safe, and that their government will treat them with fairness and equality.
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"I dislike the fact that people are allowed to comment on my daughter's skin color but as soon as I comment kindly back and praise her for all that she is, the comment gets erased," Kardashian, 34, wrote.
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His banal charisma is often the butt of many jokes scrutinizing the decision to pick him, and his skin color and age are seen as anachronistic to a base that heralds diversity in positions of power as progress.
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By contrast, it is illegitimate for a state to admit only people of a certain skin color, or to have a "temporary" migrant policy (say, for guest workers) that in actuality creates a semi-permanent two-caste system.
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Whereas fixed characteristics like race or skin color do not imply any judgment on French culture or values, clothing implies a decision to be different — to prioritize one's religious or cultural identity over that of one's adopted country.
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A college recruiter from Oklahoma Christian University is no longer working for the school after he told a group of high school students to line up organized by their skin color and hair texture, officials said on Tuesday.
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Though many of us reject the notion that proximity to whiteness is preferable, societal racism and colorism (within and outside our community) have undoubtedly shaped our culture as it relates to skin color — and purposely darkening our skin.
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In the editions of the play published in 1962 and 2005, the sole implication of any character's race is that two of them (Nick and Honey) must be "blond," but there are no specific indications of skin color.
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Walsh tweeted some version of the sentiment more than a dozen times between 22014 and 215, accusing Obama of having "no experience" and claiming he was held to a "lower standard" as president because of his skin color.
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Stating that she couldn't stomach voting for someone who isn't here to fight for the dignity of everyone, "no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," she called out Marsha Blackburn for being so anti-equality.
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"I (am) very lucky to be here tonight, but unfortunately many others haven't had the same luck," Inarritu said, expressing the hope that, in the future, skin color would become as irrelevant as the length of one's hair.
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I am a libertarian: I believe in limited government and the importance of individual liberty, especially the right for people to be whoever or whatever they want, regardless of skin color, sexual orientation, religion, gender or political leanings.
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On one side, the targets represent long overdue opportunities for the mass population, while the cynical side views it as a dilution of a once proud team—that spots are awarded based on skin color, rather than merit.
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It's typically used satirically and hyperbolically to emphasize how white people continue to benefit (even unknowingly) from their skin color, or to point out the ways in which a power structure that favors white people continues to exist.
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"I don't have unsavory opinions about skin color ... what you are seeking to do, by associating me with people who have odious and disgusting opinions, is suggest that I somehow in some way tacitly enable these people," he said.
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For some, the reality is that in many cases, being a large, athletic black man in America can make them feel like targets for hostility, fear, or police harassment for no reason other than their skin color and gender.
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Unfortunately, the trailer was also the first time the more toxic portions of Teen Titans fandom got to see the trailer, and they leveled their skepticism and mockery at a different target: Diop's appearance, and specifically, her skin color.
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Natalie was dealing with insecurities regarding her skin color and hair texture, and, wanting no other child to feel that same way, the 9-year-old author teamed up with her mother to create an empowering comic book series.
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"I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love," Swift wrote on Instagram, explaining why she's voting for Cooper and Bredesen.
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The group of 60 volunteers was hand-selected to offer a broad range of subjects, factoring in things like gender, body mass index and skin color (optical heart-rate monitoring has a history of being a bit unintentionally racist).
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The officer in the helicopter in Tulsa certainly made a snap judgment when he said, "That looks like a bad dude," despite the fact that the officer knew nothing about Terence Crutcher other than his size and skin color.
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All of it deftly and terrifyingly underscores the absurdity of a society tacitly ordered by skin color and the privileges accrued by those who have ended up at the winning end, circled and watched by those who have not.
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This was perhaps tribalistic on my part, seeing the incident through the lens of race, although when you inhabit a certain skin color it is difficult not to be conscious of how you are perceived by the white majority.
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And they could improve training to limit whether police act on potential racial biases and improve cops' ability to see genuine threats by, for example, paying less attention to a suspect's skin color and more to his body language.
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Watching 13th, it's hard to miss the point: If racism depends on skin color first and foremost, then images are the most powerful weapon there is when it comes to shaping public opinion both toward and away from prejudice.
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In many communities of color, on the other hand, there's often historically been "a hierarchy along the lines of skin color, where you have light at the top of the chain and dark at the bottom," Lewis-Arthur says.
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While archaeological evidence shows that Africans and other nonwhite people were present in medieval Europe, some scholars argue that race is a modern construct, with limited relevance in a period when differences in religion mattered more than skin color.
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"He&aposs really good at that fake, Lamar Jackson, but when you consider his dark skin color with a dark football with a dark uniform, you could not see that thing," Ryan said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Those who demonstrate black excellence often see their accomplishments diminished when they should be celebrated, such as when an Italian gymnast suggested (and later apologized) in 2013 that Simone Biles' world championship was awarded because of her skin color.
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Nastase is provisionally suspended by the International Tennis Federation after his comments about the skin color of the baby that Serena Williams is expecting, and for profanity-laced outbursts during a recent Fed Cup meeting between Romania and Britain.
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Eurogamer got its hands on The Fractured But Whole and published a video of a play-through of the beginning in the game, including the character creation process where you pick your character's hairstyle, clothing, makeup, and skin color.
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The representation of that toy -- whether it reflects their skin color, gender expression, or body shape or size, whether it matches the child's sense of self -- can go a long way in making them feel like they fit in.
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"Germany and America are connected by values of democracy, freedom and respect for the law and the dignity of man, independent of origin, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation or political views," she said in a November 9 statement.
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Facial recognition systems failing, tagging you and your friend as a gorilla or ape, or simply not seeing you because of your skin color, fall clearly into the suite of constant reminders that people of color face every day.
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