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‘I strongly believe black and white don't exist,’ says photographer Angélica Dass. For six years, she has matched thousands of people’s skin tones with shades on a standard color palette to show how arbitrary racial classifications can be.
‘I strongly believe black and white don't exist,’ says photographer Angélica Dass. For six years, she has matched thousands of people’s skin tones with shades on a standard color palette to show how arbitrary racial classifications can be.

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