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Class Name
T SOC 165 A: Introduction To Sociology: Developing The Sociological Imagination
Instructor
Natalie Jolly
Abstract/Description
This project explores the cultural biases and prejudices associated with colors, focusing on how "nude" is predominantly perceived as the skin tone of white or East Asian individuals, the gendered stereotypes of blue for boys and pink for girls, and the contrasting perceptions of black and white in Western and Eastern societies. Through visual representations, the project aims to challenge these ingrained associations and highlight their cultural specificity.
Date
Fall 12-2-2024
Keywords
color bias, cultural prejudice, stereotypes, "nude" tones, gendered colors, cultural perceptions.
Recommended Citation
Kim, Minseo, "Bias and Prejudice Associated with COLORS" (2024). Sociology Student Work Collection. 104.
https://digitalcommons.tacoma.uw.edu/gender_studies/104
