Nope, my mom is a white woman who has such a tragic tan that it's even worse than Xtina. Think the first pic but slightly darker and that's her PERMANENT skin tone.
The early 2000's were so awful. I feel like it should hold a special place in heart since it was apart of my childhood but it was just too tacky to take pride in.
There's a color that's between black and white, many people are also identified by it. It's called brown/tan, white skin folks can actually achieve that skin tone by excessive tanning and using high tones. So, no, she wasn't black.
There's a color that's between black and white, many people are also identified by it. It's called brown/tan, white skin folks can actually achieve that skin tone by excessive tanning and using high tones. So, no, she wasn't black.
I feel like it should hold a special place in heart since it was apart of my childhood but it was just too tacky to take pride in.
