The Enduring Impact of Colonial Color Hierarchies and Societal Structure

Outliers -- Malcolm Gladwell
24/08/2025 10 min Temporada 10 Episodio 2

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This concept analyzes how race, skin color, and colonial social structures in Jamaica created a stratified society, shaping the professional, economic, and educational opportunities of Gladwell’s ancestors and their descendants.

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