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A comparison of skin tone discrimination among African American men: 1995 and 2003
2014
Psychology of men & masulinity
This study investigated perceptions of skin tone discrimination among adult African American men. Research suggests that through negative African American stereotypes, out-group members (Whites) perceive light-skinned African Americans favorably and dark-skinned African Americans unfavorably. However, it is unclear how treatment by in-group members (other African Americans) uniquely affects men. Using data from the 1995 Detroit Area Study and the 2003 National Survey of American Life, we
doi:10.1037/a0033479
pmid:25798076
pmcid:PMC4365794
fatcat:3sfxfjt5brfzximeul54evanqa