Dorothea Dix, the American advocate for the mentally ill in the 19th century, had fair skin, typical of many people of her European descent during that time period. Her appearance, including her skin color, was consistent with her background, as she was born to a family of English ancestry. However, specific details about her skin tone are not extensively documented.
No, Dorothea Lange was not African-American. She was caucasian.
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Lincoln was black and white
Dorothea Dix crusaded for humane treatment on the mentally ill. She began her work for the mentally ill in 1841.
It refers to the color of the native American Indians skin.
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green
Well her father was an abusive alcoholic and her mother was overwhelmed by poverty and raising children. She had to take care of two younger brothers. However her father did teach her how to read and write at a young age which led to her teaching career later on .
Her hair was brown
The opposite of skin color is not having any skin color, which would be transparent or colorless.
his skin color is green
Skin color grayish.
Her skin color is olive.
his skin color was black or African American his skin color was black or African American
An example of skin color discrimination, better known as racism, would be firing an employee because of their skin color or not promoting them in a company because of their skin color.
The brown color skin
Skin color is the pigmentation of your skin based on the amount of melatonin in the cells. Less melatonin means lighter skin color; more is darker.