Brown Skin, White Minds

"Brown Skin, White Minds" by E. J. R. David delves into the complex issue of colonial mentality among Filipino Americans. This insightful book explores the self-denigrating attitudes that have emerged from both historical and contemporary oppression. With a thorough analysis that intertwines psychology, history, and cultural studies, David examines the implications of these attitudes on identity and mental health. Published in 2013, this compelling work spans 362 pages and offers a critical perspective on the process of decolonization for individuals grappling with their cultural identity. Perfect for readers interested in ethnopsychology and the Filipino American experience, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the deeper psychological impacts of colonialism. Discover how these themes resonate in today's society and gain a richer understanding of the Filipino American narrative.