colourism , also: colorism AmE

Yes, there's no denying that shadism or colourism still exists.

Shadism and colourism have continued to flourish even in mono-ethnic societies.

Herman's early watercolours show strong, brilliant colours out of which his own particular expressionist colourism developed.

The origins of colourism are widely believed to be in the "pigmentocracy" of slavery.

So yeah colourism is a problem...

In 1983 for the first time in fifteen years, Riley returned to Venice to once again study the paintings that form the basis of European colourism.

His initial paintings show the influence of the colourism of Eugène Delacroix and the luminosity of Camille Corot.

Their work was primarily distinguished by modest geometricized abstraction and decorative colourism suggested by Synthetic Cubism, rather than by explorations of simultaneity or collage.

Most rare empowered persons of color represented in Latin American media possess typically Caucasian features due to a mix of racist standards of beauty, colourism and lookism.

If this reflects colourism (some Brazilians perceive straightened afro-textured hair as risible, especially in a man, which is often labelled viadagem), or rather, greater politicization with respect to race relations and racism, varies greatly with the person.

Weisberg argued that the problems of colourism the way they existed after Cezanne have been exhausted and that the color unsaturated by semi-color carried very little information: any coloristic complexity is the result of the pigment differentiation.

"Marrying an abstract distinctly English landscape sensibility that draws on Patrick Heron and Ivon Hitchens with the fierce transatlantic colourism of Hans Hofmann and Nicolas de Stael's velvety tachism, Hoida arrives at an intensely personal synthesis, resonating with landscape feeling."