The Doll Test for Racial Self-Hate: Did It Ever Make Sense? - The Root

Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES: Support me by visiting https://KellieSnider.art. You'll see a way to keep my work going at the bottom of the screen. If you want to join my mailing list, I only collect email addresses in case I get kicked out of social media so I don't lose you. Quick Take Modern versions of the Doll Experiment—like Kiri Davis’s A Girl Like Me—show that racial bias in children’s self-image still persists decades later. References Check my TikTok Showcase, link

Violeta Gordeljevic |🔬MSc| Science for Parents| Educator on Instagram: "First done in the 1940s by psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark, the famous “Doll Test” showed how deeply racism can shape children’s self-image. The clip here is from a replication with Italian kids and the answers are just as painful to watch. . . . . #historyfacts #parentingtips #toddleractivities #racism #antiracism #experiment #earlychildhooddevelopment"