Does “color blindness” erase an individual’s color and the likelihood of that individual experiencing racism? The popular ...

Vitiligo affects Black communities differently due to visibility and cultural factors. Learn why this autoimmune condition ...

2."When I was around 12, my mother had to go out of town for a bit, and she left me home alone for a few days. She refused to ...

Travelling for work can get lonely, but Akol is constantly bumping into models from her birth country - the lush, but ...

It’s unfortunate that for a very long time, there has been a misconception that Black people can’t get skin cancer.

NEW YORK (AP) — People with darker skin still need to wear sunscreen — for more reasons than one. Too much ultraviolet ...

White people are overall more likely to get skin cancer compared to Black and Hispanic people. But Black and Hispanic people are less likely to survive the most dangerous kind of skin cancer ...

Many people with darker skin tones notice that even minor blemishes leave persistent dark marks when exposed ... product formulations that left visible white or purple-gray casts.

Instead, flare-ups on darker skin tend to be more purple ... tend to have a greater disease burden than white people living with the condition. And Black people in particular tend to have more ...

A young society lady … wears a beautiful pair of dark slippers … [and] the skin came from a negro cadaver …. [and] the rosette on the slipper were deftly fashioned from the negro’s kinky ...

the pigment that gives skin its color, offers protection from damaging ultraviolet rays. That makes Black people less likely than white people to get melanoma, the most dangerous skin cancer.