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[Currently only 1% to 2% of the world’s population consists of people with red hair. In the past, the percentage was even lower and was concentrated in a few ethnic groups like the Thracians in the sixth century BC, and the Scotts and Irish in the modern centuries. Perhaps because of the lack of universal presence, redheads have historically been regarded as the “Other.” Beginning with images of Satan and his hellish league as having red hairy bodies like goats, red hair, regardless of gender, has traditionally been associated with evil, deception, lasciviousness, and dissembling. The introduction provides a historical sweep of attitudes held by hegemonic populations toward individuals, groups, and genders with red hair. It also provides an overview of the subsequent chapters.]
Published: Jan 1, 2022
Keywords: Bible and red hair; Jezebel; Magdalenes; Red Jews; Anti-Semitism; Stereoptypes
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