Thank you for this article. Colonialism of the mind is both consciously and subconsciously deep.

Colorism is not natural. It’s not something we came to the Americas with. It has its roots in colonialism and slavery, where white enslavers showed favoritism towards light-skinned enslaved people over darker-skinned slaves. This sowed seeds of division on the plantation, creating a hierarchy that still persists today. Hundreds of years later, colorism didn’t disappear; it adapted. Instead of being enforced on a plantation, it now creates division and hierarchies in workplaces, s…
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Thank you for this article. Colonialism of the mind is both consciously and subconsciously deep.
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Written by ElizaBeth Hill1.6K Followers
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I am a multi-disciplinary artist and writer from a large Mohawk family. I write from love, experience and my own cultural perspectives.
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