India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com →

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

NEW DEHLI, September 28 (IPS) – As a young girl, Sarada Murlidharan cringed at the thought of going to school. It was not the studies but the taunts of ‘being black’ or having dark skin, where fair skin was considered preferential, that made her unhappy.
Read the full story, “India Still Needs to Address Harmful Dark Skin Stereotypes”, on Jogjajateng.com → Hal ini relevan dalam konteks Global.

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