S should claimed Native American
Hoes on twitter would still be like 'uhmm this is Miss America not Miss Native America 
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I don't know much about society here but I will tell you 100% the association of fair skin with good looks is definitely not because of bollywood, it's deep and widespread
and the other Gods started to get lighter and lighter....couple that with the fact that the British created this whole Aryan-Dravidian division garbage which gave birth to epic levels of Indian c00ning 
I was just providing clarification to @Kool G Trap's thread title as part of the new coli clarification initiative
It doesn't need to be expanded much further than that really because it's been brainwashed into people so long across generations it's hard to figure out where it began at this point. There just needs to be an effort to combat it. There is nothing India specific about this (neither is the fact that she went to Michigan....we global :jawalrus), it's a worldwide epidemic. Saw my younger cousin (who is not even dark-skinned) with those bleaching creams last year, I was
...I failed.
Miss New York
we don't like her kind around here
smh...Its all bullshyt basically. Im a mix of various indian ethnicities and higher castes and am about the same skin tone as a Nas so... I admit that the darkest skinned indians get treated like shyt even over here no matter their caste. I know some dark as fukk brahmins, wesley snipes tone and they get paid dust by the religious community im a part of. shyt is lame as fukk. I made a speech last year on the divisiveness of skin tone distinction and those dudes dont let me have the mic anymore
I believe it is due to a combination of light skinned (muslim) and then white (british) rule in India that made it endemic. Prior to that, I wouldn't necessarily equate "caste conscious" with "color conscious." Indians knew what color they were, they weren't stupid. They seem to be stupid now though.
Even in the Hindu scriptures many personalities like the Gods and sages that are revered were known to be dark skinned. Krishna was "black" while still being defined as the "all attractive" - Vishnu is always described as being dark colored in all his avatars...somewhere down the line he started to be depicted as blue
damn shame.
link?
It doesn't need to be expanded much further than that really because it's been brainwashed into people so long across generations it's hard to figure out where it began at this point. There just needs to be an effort to combat it. There is nothing India specific about this (neither is the fact that she went to Michigan....we global :jawalrus), it's a worldwide epidemic. Saw my younger cousin (who is not even dark-skinned) with those bleaching creams last year, I was
Nothing, it was at Thanksgiving, I was just giving her those looks of disapproval.
What did you say to her (him??)
