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Welcome to The Intraracial Colorism Project, Inc.    


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Purpose of the Intraracial Colorism Project


The purpose of the project is to study and report the effects of colorism on the thought processes, views, opinions, behavior, and preferences of people of color. We propose to develop strategies to educate, enlighten and eventually eradicate colorism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Project will focus on the following areas:


                       Personal

  • Family values
  • Dating and marriage
  • Physical attractiveness
  • Generational goal attainment
  • Platonic relationships
  • Multiracial 

 

                    Social

  •  Clubs and associations
  • Church membership
  • Neighborhoods and communities

 

              Education

  • Academic achievement
  • Colorism on campus
  • HBCU/Non-HBCU issues
  • Higher education administration
  • Faculty
  • Colorism in the classroom

 

             Economic

  • Businesses
  • Income

 

 

 

            Music Industry


            Media Industry

 


     Employment/Career

  • Career choices
  • Promotions
  • Hiring practices
  • Work environments
  • Job duties
  • Blue collar/White collar
  • Union/Non-union
  • Private sector/Public sector

 

               Psychological 

 

  • Psychological effects of Colorism
  • Social identity theory 
  • Stereotypes

 


 

 

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The Intraracial Colorism Project, Inc.

E-mail: drculbreth@colorismproject.com

 

                                    

 

 

 

 

 

Founder and Principal Researcher: Dr. Donnamaria Culbreth

 

 

 

Be a part of the change that is needed!