Beyond Beauty: A Conversation on Colorism and Redefining Social Capital with Dr. Margaret Hunter
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Beyond Beauty: A Conversation on Colorism and Redefining Social Capital with Dr. Margaret Hunter
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In this episode, JeffriAnne Wilder, PhD welcomes Margaret Hunter, PhD, professor of sociology and strategic advisor for faculty DEI initiatives at Santa Clara University, for a candid conversation about nearly three decades of research and advocacy surrounding colorism, racial justice, and institutional transformation. Dr. Hunter’s pioneering work illuminates how skin tone, beauty cues, and social capital operate within communities of color, and why colorism remains a multidimensional force shaping opportunity, belonging, and self-image. Together, they dissect the complexities of racism and colorism, the impact of pop culture and social media, and the challenges and hope presented by Gen Z’s unapologetic approach to equity, boundaries, and self-worth.
Find out more: Color Stories: Black Women and Colorism in the 21st Century by JeffriAnne Wilder, PhD
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Podcast Produced by: Paradigm Media Group