Airing Dirty Laundry : Reasons and Processes by which Skin Tone Stratification Continues To Be a Pervasive Aspect of the African American Community / Alfiee Matiese Breland.

The purpose of this study was to identify the reasons and processes by which skin tone affects assumptions regarding competence among African Americans. As such, the study addressed two important hypotheses: (1) that African Americans demonstrate light skin tone bias as measured by perceptions of co...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Breland, Alfiee Matiese
Language:	English
Published:	[Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1997.
Subjects:	Aesthetic Values. Black Youth. Blacks. Competence. Counselor Training. Cultural Awareness. Ethnic Bias. Ethnic Relations. Ethnicity. Ethnocentrism. Group Dynamics. Junior High Schools. Physical Attractiveness. Physical Characteristics. Racial Bias. Racial Differences. Racial Identification. Self Esteem. Success. African Americans > Skin Color Dissertations/Theses, Doctoral Dissertations.
Genre:	Dissertations/Theses, Doctoral Dissertations.
Physical Description:	97 pages
Format:	Microfilm Book

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