A Black Woman Wrote A Letter About The Racism She’s Faced For Being A Bollywood Fan

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Very difficult choices in life we all have
But we all agree they should not be FAT

Feminist and fat , double whammy

And please don't wear glasses if you are fat

 

[Roybot]

Discrimination based on stereotypes and socia-econ are not racism. Discrimination based on skin color is racism. Japanese and Chinese are almost same race with similar culture, any issues it's usually personal or political. In the west, where we actually live in the same community, we get along very well if we don't go political.

LMAO, Indians love Chinese women for their fair skin. Case in point, Indians in North America either go for white or Chinese women, not dark skinned Southeast Asians.

If it not about skin color, why did Miss American Indian was deemed as too dark?

Men love Women, be it in any shape or form! Indian races look down upon Chinese race for whatever reason and that's a fact, unfortunately

Every race is obsessed with some physical trait or the other and always want to look different. For dark skinned Indians its about having lighter skin, for pale skinned Caucasians its about getting a nice tan, people with straight hair want curls, the one's with curly hair want their hair straightened, brunettes want to go blonde, blondes want to go brunette, small eyed people want bigger eyes, flat nose people want prominent nose and so on and so on. Color of the skin is just one thing.

Its the desire to stick out from the crowd, to be different.

 

[supun1]

Discrimination based on stereotypes and socia-econ are not racism. Discrimination based on skin color is racism. Japanese and Chinese are almost same race with similar culture, any issues it's usually personal or political. In the west, where we actually live in the same community, we get along very well if we don't go political.



Stereotypes

LMAO, Indians love Chinese women for their fair skin. Case in point, Indians in North America either go for white or Chinese women, not dark skinned Southeast Asians.

If it not about skin color, why did Miss American Indian was deemed as too dark?

Because of this psychological issue, Indians are denying themselves access to genetically superior genes of the whole populations, as a result, you will end up with a lot of people with major genetic deficiencies. It's a sort of corruption, that's why a lot of women from that region look like cows.

Every race is obsessed with some physical trait or the other and always want to look different. For dark skinned Indians its about having lighter skin, for pale skinned Caucasians its about getting a nice tan, people with straight hair want curls, the one's with curly hair want their hair straightened, brunettes want to go blonde, blondes want to go brunette, small eyed people want bigger eyes, flat nose people want prominent nose and so on and so on. Color of the skin is just one thing.

Its the desire to stick out from the crowd, to be different.

I'm sorry, I cannot agree with that it's not scientifically sound what you're saying.

 

[Roybot]

I'm sorry, I cannot agree with that it's not scientifically sound what you're saying.

Please elaborate why is it not "scientifically sound"

 

[nature is]

Men love Women, be it in any shape or form! Indian races look down upon Chinese race for whatever reason and that's a fact, unfortunately

Every race is obsessed with some physical trait or the other and always want to look different. For dark skinned Indians its about having lighter skin, for pale skinned Caucasians its about getting a nice tan, people with straight hair want curls, the one's with curly hair want their hair straightened, brunettes want to go blonde, blondes want to go brunette, small eyed people want bigger eyes, flat nose people want prominent nose and so on and so on. Color of the skin is just one thing.

Its the desire to stick out from the crowd, to be different.

Warped logic: "Men love women, be it in any shape or form." But Indians only go for white or Chinese, but not dark skinned Southeast Asian? LOL, The truth is Indian looked up to Chinese race. The more you spin it the other way, the more it shows your complex.

More warped logic. If it is not racism, why would dark skinned Indian wanna be lighter? The reason is obsession with skin color. This is why Ms America Indian-origin, she's from good social-econ background, is still deemed as unfitting because she is simply too dark.

 

[Margarita]

Okay deal.
But you're right next to Tamil Nadu and you guys are fair skinned compared to the Tamils and a lot of difference in facial features.

@Levina I told you the same thing few months back about my observation on mallu guys

 

[supun1]

Please elaborate why is it not "scientifically sound"

You concluded, " It's the desire to stick out from the crowd, to be different."
If you take someone with Epidermodysplasia verruciformis, they are very different and 'stick out from the crowd', only 4 recorded cases in medical history. So by your conclusion, everyone would want to look like that. I don't have any physical evidence from a survey or such, however, I would tentatively say that a statistically significant number of people would not want to look like that.
features and traits associated with 'beauty' tend to be traits that genetically dominate.
If you associate a skin rash with beauty, one could argue the thing that causes you to make that association in itself is a genetic deficiency.
If that genetic deficiency causes you to procreate with someone having some sort of skin disorder and your children end up with a disease that causes their death before puberty, it is a clear case of natural selection.
All genetic changes are designed to suit their environment, and genetically superior individuals should be able to identify others with superior genetic traits and associate them with 'beauty'.
I don't find red heads or freckles attractive because of the environment I am in and rightly so, red-haired individuals are associated with type 3 albinism.
Red heads are caused by genetic mutation of MC1R protein, it only is caused when two recessive red haired genes are in existence.
In the same way, if we dig a little deeper into a 'normal' individuals desire, we are likely to find some sort of advantage that would lead his children out competing for other children of the same species to adulthood.

 

[Roybot]

You concluded, " It's the desire to stick out from the crowd, to be different."
If you take someone with Epidermodysplasia verruciformis, they are very different and 'stick out from the crowd', only 4 recorded cases in medical history. So by your conclusion, everyone would want to look like that. I don't have any physical evidence from a survey or such, however, I would tentatively say that a statistically significant number of people would not want to look like that.
features and traits associated with 'beauty' tend to be traits that genetically dominate.
If you associate a skin rash with beauty, one could argue the thing that causes you to make that association in itself is a genetic deficiency.
If that genetic deficiency causes you to procreate with someone having some sort of skin disorder and your children end up with a disease that causes their death before puberty, it is a clear case of natural selection.
All genetic changes are designed to suit their environment, and genetically superior individuals should be able to identify others with superior genetic traits and associate them with 'beauty'.
I don't find red heads or freckles attractive because of the environment I am in and rightly so, red-haired individuals are associated with type 3 albinism.
Red heads are caused by genetic mutation of MC1R protein, it only is caused when two recessive red haired genes are in existence.
In the same way, if we dig a little deeper into a 'normal' individuals desire, we are likely to find some sort of advantage that would lead his children out competing for other children of the same species to adulthood.

When I said stick out from the crowd, I did not mean become a lab specimen, so I don't need to address the rest of your argument.

 

[Mo12]

No! What is it?

The answer to your question

 

[livingdead]

@Levina I told you the same thing few months back about my observation on mallu guys

ooooo... easy there..

 

[Margarita]

ooooo... easy there..

what's your problem looser. stop quoting me

 

[livingdead]

what's your problem looser. stop quoting me

ok... off you go to my ignore list..

 

[Margarita]

ok... off you go to my ignore list..

Thanks and FO

 

[my2cents]

The only thing I have in mind now is, how does she understand Hindi?
Being born and raised in a different country how does one understand the language of another country?

When you love something or passionate about, then everything is possible.

 

[supun1]

When I said stick out from the crowd, I did not mean become a lab specimen, so I don't need to address the rest of your argument.

I'm not able to pick up on social subtlety, I'll admit that as a child I was diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, and my father was diagnosed in adulthood with the same cognitive disorder after I was.

I'm convinced that this genetic disorder has given me a significant advantage above and beyond my peers. This disorder basically means that I have no complex emotional sentiments, I am able to identify patterns in highly complex matters and draw unbiased conclusions that are logically sound, however so morally, or ethically unacceptable they may be.

It probably goes without saying I have had lots of people in various different situations who are independent of each other, call me a psychopath, savage, and other similar terms, (to whom I never informed them about my condition). I am convinced that this condition is a genetic advantage to my children in terms of maintaining wealth and choosing a partner, which trickles down to all the other advantages.