Do people really believe this light v dark skin b/s?

[Yakno1]

Hate to add another kick to the dead horse, but do people really believe this bullshyt? At first this was some random dumb shyt I would read online ---- now even off line I'm hearing people joke about this type of shyt


Do people really believe this?

 

[MAKAVELI25]

What exactly do you mean, breh?

 

[no.]

Another day on the coli, another polemic thread.

Can we get this moved to the race track or would it not be appropriate?

 

[SamuraiFlamenco]

If you've lived in the south or a place with a lot of ignant black people you'll see it as night and day.

 

[kp404]

Hate to add another kick to the dead horse, but do people really believe this bullshyt? At first this was some random dumb shyt I would read online ---- now even off line I'm hearing people joke about this type of shyt


Do people really believe this?

You're not being clear here. What exactly are you asking about?

 

[ScoopNScore]

Hate to add another kick to the dead horse, but do people really believe this bullshyt? At first this was some random dumb shyt I would read online ---- now even off line I'm hearing people joke about this type of shyt


Do people really believe this?

You're gonna have jokes on every kind of difference, whether it's where you came from, your religion, so how light or dark you are is is no exception.

You mean to tell me you've never heard anyone call someone else "so black he's purple" or "high yella" or anything like that? Everyone's been doing this for years...

 

[KinksandCoils]

I'm a dark skin female I have never had a problem with my skin tone and I never will. But I do know light skin women tend to be favored more.

Close thread.

 

[Yakno1]

You're not being clear here. What exactly are you asking about?

Do people in the world believe there is a difference of treatment towards light - brown or dark skin black folks?

 

[kp404]

Do people in the world believe there is a difference of treatment towards light - brown or dark skin black folks?

Oh ok. Yes, its been recorded in tons of histories and exists fully today, the most recent global and terrible example being the Rwandan crisis and what the French colonists did in terms of skin color that led to the Rwandan Genocide in 1994...these examples exist in America (obviously), and the Caribbean Islands like Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti and Dominican Republic...its a subject that is definitely apparent and horrific.

 

[Premeditated]

If you've lived in the south or a place with a lot of ignant black people you'll see it as night and day.

stop talking about people you don't know in real life clown troll. You ain't ever been around black folks. closest you've been to to the black community is the African American forum on Topix.

 

[SamuraiFlamenco]

Do people in the world believe there is a difference of treatment towards light - brown or dark skin black folks?

Yes, it's been proven time and time again, dark-skinned famous black guys like Cheadle and Chestnut talked about how they wouldn't get play while growing up because of their skin color, and we all have seen people say shyt like "I don't find black women attractive" or "she's only hot if she has white features".

It's kind of like saying looks don't matter. It's the PC thing to say but we all know it's bullshyt.

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

I've only seen this issue online.

 

[SamuraiFlamenco]

stop talking about people you don't know in real life clown troll. You ain't ever been around black folks. closest you've been to to the black community is the African American forum on Topix.

I know for a FACT now that you've clowned at least one black person in your life for being too dark, but want to get on here and act like you've never done that shyt.

If there was a safe, easy, and effective way to lighten skin tone you'd see a lot more "light skinned" people around. Fact.

 

[SamuraiFlamenco]

I've only seen this issue online.

Because no one wants to talk about this shyt IRL. It would go against the "race/skin color doesn't matter" narrative the media tries to create. Same way that guys won't talk about women being hypergamous IRL but do it online all the time.

 

[LA Fisher]