American_Millenium
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People love white skin! Aint nutin wrong wit dat!
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But there is a huge difference between worshiping ( for the lack of better word) and admiring lighter features you know.
As if you dont know...Why? What would the others say?
As if you dont know...
Its not just in India,this deceptively harbored notion exists throughout the world.From china to America.
As if you dont know...
I am not denying that there will be some dark/brown skin women in Pakistan with obsession of having fair/white skin. Most women use these sunscreen lotions not just for fairness but to remove dimples on their faces. The general populations of Pakistan are much more fairer than Indians and its very common to observe. Indian women are also more skinny and chubby. To be light or fair skinned in Indian society is a sign of superiority whereas to be dark skinned is a sign of inferiority. Low castes and dalits in Indian are mostly dark people that's why this skin colour stigma and racism exist more in Indian society. Ghandi expressed these views very passionately on his crusade to equality in India.
North indians and kashmiri are also right to claim that they are more fair than dark south Indians and brown rajastani people. I can even tell the difference. The south Indians have more of the aboriginal populations of India except that some South Indians (from Brahmin castes) have ancestry from the North which is why they can look similar to North Indians.
u are a racist and no sugar coating of words can hide that.So if I call you as a Brownie - Would that be considered racist even what I'm really trying to say in a hurried manner is 'Levina Apa - Go bake me a Brownie' ?
Well till not so long back Caucasians were considered the "whitest, most blooming and most delicate skin".Europeans with darker skin were considered "dirty whites".lol.Whites?
Is that lady in your avatar an Indian actor?
So if I call you as a Brownie - Would that be considered racist even what I'm really trying to say in a hurried manner is 'Levina Apa - Go bake me a Brownie' ?
u are a racist and no sugar coating of words can hide that.
i am sure @levina and @Marshmallow will agree
We were making generalization and off course there is some exception that few low caste and dalits might have fair skin..depend how they were born and who was their fatherSee often I hear people say that there is a notable difference in the skin tone between the Brahmins and the people that they are surrounded by. Maybe there is some truth to this, but I think its but the difference is exaggerated imho.
Brahmins in south India being from the north is something which the colonialists started. Being colour conscious that they were, the elite groups just perpetuated those viewpoints.
I have seen people of the so called lower castes who were lighter than I am.
Why cant you call it a cookie???
You are racist.
And I'll call you a white cockroach.....sorry a fat white cockroach.So are you telling me that I should call you a Chocolate Cookie ?
Alright !
lol sneaky remarks there!We were making generalization and off course there is some exception that few low caste and dalits might have fair skin..depend how they born and who was their father