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Redefining the Scope of Anti-discrimination Law: Illuminating Colorism as a Basis for Discrimination Claims by Black Entertainers
This Article critically examines the pervasive issue of colorism within the entertainment industry and its profound impact on dark-skinned Black entertainers. Anti-Black colorism is discrimination against Black people with darker skin tones and Afrocentric features (i.e. darker eye color, kinkier ha
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