Black women are underrepresented in the media

[CinnaSlim]

I think she's half Indo-Trini but it's still an interesting show. It showcases different actresses.

BLACK Actress | Episode 1 - feat. Tatyana Ali:

 

[thirdeye]

So women with darker skin tones are not attractive

#DietBlack

#DietBlack.......I like that

Wasn't this thread about the representation of dark and brown skin Black women under 40?


It didn't make it past page one before the #dietBlack (I am stealing this @aXiom) women were presented


The jokes write themselves

So there's Black, New Black and Diet Black.

 

[feelosofer]

@aXiom #dietblack

Genius

 

[notwhoiusedtobe]

This post is super iffy ( why exclude black women over 40 and without natural hair? Why shade other struggling black actresses for the actions of white Hollywood and a few black men [e.g. Rick Famuyiwa, Lee Daniels])?

I admit the female casting of "Dope" is why I said I wasn't going to support it. Clearly the CD or Dir had some color issues. Nia Long or Regina King would have been in one of those roles in the 90s. Ain't no young Tisha Campbell's (see: light but not half white) out here anymore either.

That natural versus nappy meme is fuktarded eta: I just saw the post on that.