In Lombroso's view, "Negro" women and "Red Indian" women were seen as manly looking, which contributed to their criminality.

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Cesare Lombroso, a 19th-century Italian criminologist, believed that criminality was inherited and could be identified by physical defects, which he thought were more common among "savage races." He described "Negro" and "Red Indian" women as having masculine features, which he associated with a predisposition to criminality.

In Lombroso's View, "Negro" Women and "Red Indian" Women Were