Living color : the biological and social meaning of skin color / Nina G. Jablonski

This study investigates the biological evolution of human skin colour and its historical social significance. It examines the relationship between pigmentation and environment while exploring the cultural impact of colour-based stereotypes and discrimination.

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Biogeography/Biology/Life sciences/Science Cosmetics/Costume/Clothing and dress/Manners and customs/Civilisation Health/Physiology/Biology/Life sciences/Science Human evolution/Evolution (Biology)/Biology/Life sciences/Science Race relations/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation Race/Physical anthropology/Anthropology Sex differences (Psychology)/Sex (Psychology)/Sensuality/Pleasure/Emotions/Psychology Skin/Body covering (Anatomy)/Anatomy/Biology/Life sciences/Science Slavery/Crimes against humanity/Crime/Social problems/Social history/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation Social history/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation Sunshine/Meteorology/Atmospheric science/Earth sciences/Environmental sciences/Science Vitamins/Nutrition/Health/Physiology/Biology/Life sciences/Science