Women from racial, socioeconomic, sexual, or gender minority groups may face additional pressures in what is considered attractive depending on their environment. Additionally, Hakim's theory of sexual capital, including the idea that an individual can change their level of capital, is limited through these considerations.
The passage discusses how societal pressures can impact the perception of attractiveness for women from marginalized groups. It also highlights that Hakim's theory of sexual capital, which suggests individuals can increase or decrease their "capital," is constrained by these social factors.