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Dr. Ronald E. Hall

"Father of Colorism"

Professor, Consultant, Author and Colorism Expert

Dr. Ronald E. Hall, the "Father of Colorism" is recognized as the foremost authority on colorism in the United States and globally. His research highlights the global, psychological, sociological and physiological implications of skin color biases and how skin color influences social interactions, cultural identity, and community dynamics. 
This platform serves as a resource for understanding his contributions and fostering informed discussions about the implications of colorism globally.
Learn more about the "Father of Colorism."
  • The Bleaching Syndrome

    The Bleaching Syndrome is also a metaphor not limited to skin color.
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  • Critical Skin Theory (CST)

    Critical Skin Theory (CST) examines how light-skinned individuals often assume . . .
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  • Global Colorism

    Colorism is a global issue impacting those of African, Asian, Latinx, Native and European descent.
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Explore the Legacy of Dr. Ronald E. Hall

“Experts” refer to colorism as a bias against dark-skinned persons exclusively, but I view it more broadly as bias via complexion regardless of skin color." 
Dr. Hall
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