How come skin bleaching never became big in black America like it did in Africa & the Caribbean?

[Robbie3000]

Because you cant drill it down to Kenya, it’s wrong to say it’s a problem in Africa Because it’s not a problem in your country?

I really don’t like conversations with Africans too often. The Denial is so dishonest.

you have your own politicians carry in the water for white supremacy. Who is this?



I see this as an African… No one carries the water for white supremacy more than Africans. That shyt is embarrassing

OP said bleaching is “big” in Africa, I responded that it’s not a big issue in Kenya. Tell the OP to be more specific in his claims.

Matter of fact quantify “big” in a continent of 1 billion people. Is it 90%, 70%, 10%?

You muppets like throwing out outrageous claims and when disproven or asked to provide evidence, you start throwing tantrums.

 

[NYC Rebel]

OP said bleaching is “big” in Africa, I responded that it’s not a big issue in Kenya. Tell the OP to be more specific in his claims.

Matter of fact quantify “big” in a continent of 1 billion people. Is it 90%, 70%, 10%?

You muppets like throwing out outrageous claims and when disproven or asked to provide evidence, you start throwing tantrums.

It is big in Africa. Because it’s not in Kenya that means it’s not big in Africa? Youre a trash poster.

Go tell your politicians to stop being a tool and stop having the Chinese run your country and treat yall like trash.

Denial…

 

[Still Benefited]

You sound like you’ve never been in Africa or lived there for a period of time. It has zero to do with that. There’s just a colonial mentality that is rampant there which has nothing to do with America.

Obviously im not speaking about Africa as a whole. But whenever I see bleaching,the influence of black american culture is obvious. Same weaves,same clothing,adopted mannerisms. This is just what my senses picked up. The senses act as data collection for the brain if you didnt know

 

[NYC Rebel]

Obviously im not speaking about Africa as a whole. But whenever I see bleaching,the influence of black american culture is obvious. Same weaves,same clothing,adopted mannerisms. This is just what my senses picked up. The senses act as data collection for the brain if you didnt know

Bleaching has been going on in Africa for years. I mean well over 70 years. It has nothing to do with black American culture. Why won’t you let somebody who has African parents, born here, and lived there for a little bit talk about the lived in experience of it?

I mean…damn.

 

[Robbie3000]

It is big in Africa. Because it’s not in Kenya that means it’s not big in Africa? Youre a trash poster.

Go tell your politicians to stop being a tool and stop having a Chinese run your country and treat yall like trash.

Denial…

You can’t quantify what you mean by “big”? How many people in Africa are bleaching? What’s the size of the industry? Which countries? What percentage of each country?

Or maybe you can STFU with your bogus claims.

 

[NYC Rebel]

You can’t quantify what you mean by “big”? How many people in Africa are bleaching? What’s the size of the industry? Which countries? What percentage of each country?

Or maybe you can STFU with your bogus claims.

Kenya is Africa.

Your denial is so bad, you need it drilled down my country and failure to line itemize it in this thread means a skin bleaching problem doesnt exist in “Africa.”

Skin Lightening: Africa’s Multibillion Dollar Post-Colonial Hangover

“One thing we cannot deny is that skin lightening has impacted Africans’ individual and collective beauty standards.“

brightthemag.com

You wont read it

Go tell your politicians to stop carrying the water for white supremacy

 

[Stuntone]

Dark Skin people are attractive, especially when we're in shape with nice skin and teeth.

 

[Robbie3000]

Kenya is Africa.

Your denial is so bad, you need it drilled down my country and failure to line itemize it in this thread means a skin bleaching problem doesnt exist in “Africa.”



Go tell your politicians to stop carrying the water for white supremacy

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

Skin Lightening: Africa’s Multibillion Dollar Post-Colonial Hangover

“One thing we cannot deny is that skin lightening has impacted Africans’ individual and collective beauty standards.“

brightthemag.com

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

Skin Bleaching in Africa and Public Health - The Borgen Project

Colonialism and white supremacy have left their mark on the most diverse continent. Skin bleaching in Africa is one result.

borgenproject.org

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

Rwanda made the sale of skin whitening products a crime, but underground market persists

In 2018 Rwanda began enforcing a ban on skin whitening products with those breaching the ban facing hefty fines and up to two years in prison. Has this worked to reduce the demand for lighter skin?

www.cnn.com

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1018&context=discovery

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

The concept of skin bleaching in Africa and its devastating health implications

Africa is considered a continent of mystery and intrigue with absurd concepts and beliefs. Cosmetic dermatology is no less intriguing than other issue…

www.sciencedirect.com

 

[NYC Rebel]

The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. You can’t substantiate what you are claiming. fukk off.

You wont read it

A survey evaluating knowledge, perception, and use of skin lightening products among South African students

In sub-Saharan Africa, the use of skin-lightening products (SLPs) for cosmetic purposes has become common practice among women with dark skin tones. Despite the associated risks, the practice is still significantly increasing in Africa. The objective ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[NYC Rebel]

OP said bleaching is “big” in Africa, I responded that it’s not a big issue in Kenya. Tell the OP to be more specific in his claims.

Matter of fact quantify “big” in a continent of 1 billion people. Is it 90%, 70%, 10%?

You muppets like throwing out outrageous claims and when disproven or asked to provide evidence, you start throwing tantrums.

You wont read it

A Shared Reality: Asia and Africa's Anti-Blackness Fuels $10B Skin Whitening Industry

africansonchina.com