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Colorism and the Moroccan COMPLEX(ION), Qahwi/Qahwia: Gender, Class, and the Rise of a Moroccan Social Media Slur
The research about Colorism as a system of prejudice and inequality has been nothing short of thorough and extensive, especially in Western academia. However, Moroccan scholarship’s focus when analyzing Colorism has mostly been about how the latter came to be, since it is a culturally sensitive s
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