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Three years ago, he asked me out, even tho he likes to tell a different story. I been riding with him ever since.. #GayBlackLove #ForeverBoyfriend #HusbandAndHusband #SuperGay
Smoke detector was going off in the house and I didnβt move because I thought my sister was cooking and would handle it whole time she thought the sound was coming from a video she was watching so she ainβt move eitherππ
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One of the things thatβs so aggy about this whole thing is that some of you arenβt getting is that colourism gives people opportunities. There are plenty of people as talented and honestly more talented as her. Plenty. She simply was given an opportunity to showcase herself
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Colorism is everywhere. In India, In Korea, In Mexico, in America. Everywhere and the darker you are the worse itβll be for you
Replying to @___eightyHD___
And colourism affects men and women differently, that's why dark skin men are seen as hyper masculine and fetishized
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Yall tearing Cynthia Erivo black American hating ass up, love to see it
Cynthia Erivo has been cast as Tupac's mom in the Snoop Dogg biopic.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/moviesβ¦)
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1. Colorism ISNβT exclusive to the black community
2. Colorism IS exclusive to darkskin people
3. Colorism will ALWAYS BENEFIT lightskin people and will NEVER BENEFIT dark skin people
4. Reverse colorism DOESNβT EXIST
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Casting Cynthia Hellnono as Afeni Shakur is a slap in the face to her legacy. She was a BLACK PANTHER. That other bald headed lady despises Black Americans. Highly disrespectful.
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Replying to @___eightyHD___
Smh. That system completely affected their lives. Only lighter skinned ppl were given favorable jobs some of them govt positions which allowed it to perpetuate. There was no upward mobility for dark skinned people.























