Following conquest by European settlers Native Americans internalized Euro-American traditions and ideals. Salient among such ideals was the internalization of a bias as pertains to skin color defined as colorism
2018
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- Following conquest by European settlers Native Americans internalized Euro-American traditions and ideals. Salient among such ideals was the internalization of a bias as pertains to skin color defined as colorism
- Colorism is a quasi-manifestation of racism carried out by victim-group populations
- The idealization of light skin was dramatically displayed in the school setting
- The accountability of the Euro-American influenced relative to the aforementioned confrontations must be addressed in the quest for resolution
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