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In the News – How colorism haunts dark-skinned immigrant communities

May 19, 2021 By Media Mentions

Journalism student Safiya Mohamed is a contributor in a nationally distributed story by PBS to examine if beauty and skincare products are marketed appropriately to women of diverse races.

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