Studies of African American children carried out before and after the Second World War showed that:

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Studies conducted before and after the Second World War indeed found that African American children had lower self-esteem than White children, were more positive towards White children than towards African American children, and that White children were more positive towards White children than towards African American children. These findings were famously illustrated in the Clark Doll experiments, which highlighted the internalization of racism and its impact on children's self-perception and attitudes towards race.

Studies of African American Children Carried Out Before and After