Research+&Sources

1. Skin Color Perception and Self-Esteem [|JStor]

[|JStor]
 * 2. Shades of Brown: Duke Law** (72) pgs.

[|JStor]
 * 3. The Significance of Color Declines:** A Re-Analysis of Skin Tone Differentials in Post-Civil Rights Americ

4. The Euro-Americanization of Race: Alien Perspective of African Americans vis-á-vis Trivialization of Skin Color [|JStor]

[|JStor]
 * 5. Skin Color and the Perception of Attractiveness among African Americans:** Does Gender Make a Difference?

[|JStor]
 * 6. "If You're Light You're Alright":** Light Skin Color as Social Capital for Women of Color

[|JStor]
 * 7. The Significance of Skin Color in Human Relation**

8. The Bleaching Syndrome: African Americans' Response to Cultural Domination Vis-a-Vis Skin Color [|JStor]

[|Jstor]
 * 9. White Residents, Black Incumbents, and a Declining Racial Divide**

[|JStor]
 * 10. The Relation of Racial Identity and Racial Socialization to Coping with Discrimination among African American Adolescents**

[|JStor]
 * 11. African American Men's Perceptions of Body Figure Attractiveness: An Acculturation Study**

[|JStor]
 * 12.Color Connotations and Racial Attitudes**

[|JStor]
 * 13. An Analysis of the Cress Theory of Color Confrontation**

[|JStor]
 * 14, Skin Color as a Variable in Racial Attitudes of Black Urbanites**

[|JStor]
 * 15.Color Differences in the Afro-American Community and the Differences They Make**

[|JStor]
 * 16.Examining Linkages between Race, Environmental Concern, Health, and Justice in a Highly Polluted Community of Color**

[|JStor]
 * 17.Skin Bleaching, Self-Hate, and Black Identity in Jamaica** ***

18. Skin-Tone Effects among African Americans: Perceptions and Reality [|JStor]