#Since Tenoch Huerta is called and considered dark within his community when he not even near Lupita shade-

[thatspookyagent]

LMAO if you were raised in and or were born in a country that has colorism so deeply ingrained into it, that folks that are actually light and or have the slightest tan, would be considered/called "dark" and get called black (or anything adjacent to that in y'all's native language(s)), you should NOT be the ones to deny colorism (or anti-Blackness for that matter) within your home country (or globally), excuse it, or say that it simply doesn't exist or "isn't that bad".

Cause truth is even if folks who aren't considered or seen as dark wherever they go in the world, are getting mad shit for having tanned or LIGHT brown skin, you know that colorism run DEEP where you from for it to be effecting people who are honestly aren't even getting the extreme brunt of it in the first place (at least from a global perspective) or even have privilege over those considerably darker than themselves. So close ya mouths and stop being ahistorical about your own countries history & issues, just so you can shut down conversations about colorism. You look goofy. -_-

#colorism #racism #antiblackness #gaslighting #poc #light skin privilege #light skinned privilege #Yeah this about Latin America and East Asia to be specific #Not that they're the only countries that this post can apply to #That just instantly come to my mind #Since Tenoch Huerta is called and considered dark within his community when he not even near Lupita shade- #Same with Namjoon being considered dark within his own home country- #Like if those two are dark or moreno then what's the majority of the Black Panther cast to those two countries LMAO