[Guy]

Originally posted by Alvajay

I dont get this debate thing, like hispanics come in all colors as well and we don't have these light skin, dark skin debates

Lies. Hispanics don't claim you if you are not dark enough. But if you're too dark, they are not having it either.

Colorism is real in all minority groups. Just ask Indians.

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by villain

Yup. Being of medium complexion, I just let them hoes fight.

Pretty much

[Cheetos]

Non-black hispanics, in my experience, prefer to be lightskin. My family in mexico is so racist

[Mezter]

Mess

[FreeXone]

This debate is as old as slavery....but yes of course light will always be favored due to European imperialism. Closer to white, the closer to right.

[Haunter]

Tbh, I only got hate from other black people for being "dark skinned"

[olympiccairways]

Originally posted by Alvajay

I dont get this debate thing, like hispanics come in all colors as well and we don't have these light skin, dark skin debates

Not true it happens as well

[Gossamer™]

I like Light-skin people.

[the floacist]

Originally posted by TheVoiceXtina

I'm watching Save The Last Dance(g0 kerry w0ooo) and i noticed a particular theme. It has people of all races commenting (mostly negative) on the interracial relationship. Which brings me back to 2013 and a noticeable race war between black folks, i.e. those of a lighter hue and those of a darker hue.

It seems the Dark Skin males prefer the Biracial women for their physical frame, (often) Caucasian hair and European facial features. I'm not one of these individuals who have this mindset (prefer middle eastern females, moroccans>>>).

ANYWHO what are your opinions on this rather striking divide?

There's so many things wrong with this

1. You don't have to be biracial to be light skinned.

2. Being light skinned doesn't mean you come with "European features".

3. Biracial women don't have any sort of different physical frame.

4. Lighter skinned black people don't come with "Caucasian hair". Biracial people's hair is still curly, in most cases in looser ringlets but not all the time (i.e. Lenny Kravitz)

There isn't a race war between different shades of brown

[BLaCKPoWeR]

Originally posted by Alvajay

I dont get this debate thing, like hispanics come in all colors as well and we don't have these light skin, dark skin debates

Yes you do.

[Ascension]

Originally posted by Cobato

Don't get the debate. At the end of it all the world views us all as Black.

I'm a dark skinned Black man and I'll admit that I've been teased because of it before when I was younger. It doesn't really bother me, but I just don't get what the big divide is about. It's destroying the Black community IMO.

Pretty much this.

And since when do all biracial people have "caucasian" hair? Stop the madness.

[Taste of Honey]

Originally posted by olympiccairways

Not true it happens as well

I think what they mean is the concept and capacity between the two are different in the U.S. and Latin America.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by KoreanDream

RIGHT
I AM TIRED OF WHITE PEOPLE BEING SHOVED UNDER THE RUG
it's time for a revolution!
#whitepower !!!!

I choked.

[Ascension]

Originally posted by the floacist

There's so many things wrong with this

1. You don't have to be biracial to be light skinned.

2. Being light skinned doesn't mean you come with "European features".

3. Biracial women don't have any sort of different physical frame.

4. Lighter skinned black people don't come with "Caucasian hair". Biracial people's hair is still curly, in most cases in loser ringlets but not all the time (i.e. Lenny Kravitz)

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by the floacist

There's so many things wrong with this

1. You don't have to be biracial to be light skinned.

2. Being light skinned doesn't mean you come with "European features".

3. Biracial women don't have any sort of different physical frame.

4. Lighter skinned black people don't come with "Caucasian hair". Biracial people's hair is still curly, in most cases in loser ringlets but not all the time (i.e. Lenny Kravitz)

There isn't a race war between different shades of brown

He's trolling.

[Changes]

#TeamPeanutButter

[FunkyDinevo]

Ugh. Please let's not

[princedonte]

Black is getting on my nerves can't we just all get along. My skin is awful though it's crusty and blotchy everybody looks better than me

[Tropez]

Isn't black still black? So I don't get this. You're still black.

[Alvajay]

Originally posted by Guy

Lies. Hispanics don't claim you if you are not dark enough. But if you're too dark, they are not having it either.

Colorism is real in all minority groups. Just ask Indians.

Girl, this is a lie in Mexico the girls and in general the people from Jalisco/Sinaloa take a lot of pride in being light skin and having colored eyes, if you're light no one really cares if you're dark no one really cares and looks too much into it

if anything they dont claim you when you're not born there and born in the US