Sandford JL. Turn a colour with emotion: a linguistic construction of colour in English. Journal of the International Colour Association. 2014;13:67-83.

The team looked at five features of the skulls, such as the shape of the eye area, and by using a forensic databank covering modern and historical populations around the world, explored the individuals’ probable affinity with different populations. The approach, the researchers say, is an established forensic tool, and is not based on controversial methods involving cranial measurements. Writing in the journal Bioarchaeology International, Redfern and colleagues report how they analysed remains from 145 individuals buried at East Smithfield emergency plague cemetery, St Mary Graces and St Mary Spital in London. Of these, 49 died from plague and 96 died from other causes.

Chaucer's medieval London a 'Black London'

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Roberts SC, Owen RC, Havlicek J. Distinguishing between perceiver and wearer effects in clothing color-associated attributions. Evol Psychol. 2010;8(3):350-364. doi:10.1177/147470491000800304 Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary.Likewise," they wrote, "medieval studies scholarship has boosted this 'preracial' version of the premodern past that has allowed medieval cultures, societies, writers, and powerbrokers to hide behind 'white innocence,' when the truth is that race (structural racism) was invented, refined, and rehearsed in medieval England." Death of the plague was largely relegated to the least privileged in society, the authors wrote in their study paper andsaid their results are an indication of the "devastating effects"of "premodern structural racism." This research]shows that there is a deep history of social marginalization shaping health and vulnerability to disease in human populations,"said Sharon DeWitte, also a study author, and biological anthropologist at the University of Colorado. Using remains from 145 people found in three UK cemeteries, which had been designated for plague victims, the researchers examined the victims' bones and teeth to make sense of the racial makeup of the deceased. The plague] is portrayed as being an indiscriminate killer, but we actually know it wasn’t,” said Redfern. Previous studies have shown those who experienced poor nutrition in the famine that preceded the plague had a higher risk of dying from the disease.

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A 'white nostalgia' for medieval London

Amsteus M, Al-Shaaban S, Wallin E, Sjöqvist S. Colors in marketing: A study of color associations and context (in) dependence. International Journal of Business and Social Science. 2015;6(3). Although previous research has noted the multiracial character of British society in medieval times, the period is often falsely considered to have been purely white, they said, referring to a "white nostalgia." While nothing specific is known about the individuals’ lives, the team say many women of colour would have worked in domestic service and experienced race and sex-based discrimination. As a result they would have faced significant hardships and greater risk of disability, which would have made them more vulnerable to disease. This white nostalgia is rooted in the same white supremacist ideology that has fed contemporary violence,"the authors wrote.

Kaya N, Epps H. Color-emotion associations: Past experience and personal preference. Proceedings of the AIC 2004 Color and Paints, Interim Meeting of the International Colour Association. 2004. The authors wrote in the study that their work highlights "how a substantial community can be erased from history." We must remember that the plague years were not just 1348-1353 and 1665-1666, but there were deaths during the intervening years between,” he said. “It will be interesting to see how these deaths fit within a wider context.” It is not a political matter. It’s not a matter of conjecture. It’s actually an evidential fact. England has been ethnically diverse for thousands of years,” he said.