So you're saying colorism doesn't exist? Lighter complected blacks aren't seen as less threatening, smarter, more likely to get hired (over darker complected black people), more likely to receive a lighter jail
Curry is being proclaimed as better than all of them by the media.
“I mean who cannot notice the media’s clear favorability to Stephen Curry? He’s of fair complexion … and his eyes are a pretty cool color, too.”
"Iverson and Durant’s comments, as well as those on the Internet, nod to a pecking order where lighter-skinned blacks were perched atop the racial hierarchy of rewards."
The Coli told me that white people can't see a difference in skin complexion, and that we're all black to them. The Coli told me that light skinned privilege doesn't exist, and that to acknowledge its existence is divisive....
at the 2 idiots who dapped this nonsense.
***Notably, individuals perceived to possess higher levels of Afrocentric features (e.g., dark skin, full lips, wide nose, coarse hair) have been subject to increased negative stereotyping (e.g., alleging heightened levels of aggression; see Blair, Chapleau, & Judd, 2005), leading to real-world repercussions, such as receiving longer prison sentences for crimes equated for severity and priors (Blair, Judd, & Chapleau, 2004; Viglione, Hannon, & DeFina, 2011).”Post some proof of this other than from your imagination and inferiority complex. When throughout history as this proven true. Here's a non threatening light skin kid looks just like curry when he was younger. What happened to him.
Curry is non threatening because he's non threatening not because he's light skin. He's looks like a boy that's why he's non threatening. Tyson Chandlier is light skin and nobody says anything like his about him, because he doesn't look like a fukking child.
Charles Barkley was high yellow before he moved to Arizona got a tan, and he was the typical angry black man to white folks before he went super saiyan c00n.
Malcolm X was just as light as Steph Curry lmao and they called him a militant lmao and was scared of him.
You are projecting your own feelings on reality and not backing it up with anything tangible.
Tony Parker was balling hard for years, nobody said shyt about his skin tone when he won the Finals MVP.
If it wasn't for c00ns in the media we wouldn't even be talking about this right now.
Light skinned privileged does exist. To deny this is to deny that colorism exists. But, if you want to stay in denial, rather than accept reality, then fine.
