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How Skin Tone Affects School and Workplace Outcomes

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We know that colorism still infiltrates modern American life—but what are the lifelong implications of this unequal treatment? In an emotional interview, a group of high school girls speak candidly about the pain they've endured as a result of having dark skin in a society that undervalues their beauty and their intelligence.

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