Video: Documentary about skin bleaching in Jamaica
Watch this eye-opening short documentary on skin bleaching in Jamaica.
Watch this eye-opening short documentary on skin bleaching in Jamaica.
A VICE article offers perspectives from people battling light-skinned and dark-skinned stereotypes.
Genetic analysis has shown that hunter-gatherers living in Spain 8,500 years ago still had dark skin. It was not until 7,800 years ago, when the first farmers migrated from the Near East through Turkey that two key genes that provide lighter skin appeared.
A Daily Life article about how the internalisation of white skin as a desirable beauty ideal has led to communities facing their own battles with discrimination.
An Al Jazeera video about Nigeria’s booming skin bleaching market.
Outraged by ads urging women to bleach their skin, a spontaneous movement emerged in Senegal arguing that black is beautiful — and to act otherwise is to risk one’s health.