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Racism (please correct my entry) I’ve seen so many people using the hashtag blacklivesmatter on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, Infact I was also one of them. But do you know more than putting stories, or posting black blank photos, we need to clear our mind and heart. Look around in your community, haven’t you seen someone jeering when seeing a black man/woman? oh no, first let’s stand infront of a mirror and think, am I not a racist? While praising fair complextion all the time, or my be you ain’t praising it but deep down you want to look like that. Well, let’s look a little more deeper, even if you aren’t someone who’s racist or someone who’s favouring a particular colour, but society is always shouting at us “Oh have you seen that woman/man? Omg how fair complexion he/she’s blessed with. And when you open your television, you’ll see an AD saying “use this whitening cream to look beautiful”. I mean this is how the word BEAUTY has got manipulated and used it to support racism and colourism. My people! I want y’all to break this stigma of racism and colourism. I know it has got deep roots but no matter how deep hatred is, love and kindness always prevail.

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Racism (please correct my entry)

I’ve seen so many people using the hashtag blacklivesmatter on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, infact I was one of them. But do you know that more than we need to post stories or blank black photos, we need to clear our mind and heart. Look around in your community, haven’t you seen someone jeering when seeing a black man/woman? Oh no, first let’s stand in front of a mirror and think, am I not a racist? Many constantly praise fair complexions, or maybe you don’t praise it but deep down you want to look like that. Well, let’s look a little deeper, even if you aren’t someone who is racist or someone who favors a particular colour, society is always shouting at us “Oh have you seen that woman/man? Omg what a fair complexion he/she’s blessed with. And when you turn on your television, you’ll see an AD saying “use this whitening cream to look beautiful”. I mean this is how the word BEAUTY has been manipulated and used to support racism and colourism.
My people! I want y’all to break this stigma of racism and colourism. I know it has got deep roots but no matter how deep hatred is, love and kindness always prevail.
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Racism (please correct my entry)

I’ve seen so many people using the hashtag blacklivesmatter on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. In fact, I was also one of them. But do you know that more than just posting stories, or posting black blank photos, we need to clear our mind and heart. Look around in your community: haven’t you seen someone jeering when seeing a black man/woman? Oh no, first let’s stand in front of a mirror and think, am I not a racist?

While praising fair complexion all the time, or maybe you ain’t aren't praising it but deep down you want to look like that. Well, let’s look a little more deeper, even if you aren’t someone who’s racist or someone who’s favoring a particular color, but society is always shouting at us: “Oh, have you seen that woman/man? Omg they are blessed with such fair complexion.

And when you open your television, you’ll see an ad saying “use this whitening cream to look beautiful”. I mean, this is how the word BEAUTY has got been manipulated and used it to support racism and colourism (I don't think this is a word)

My people! I want y’all you all to break this stigma of racism and colourism.(??) I know it has got deep roots but no matter how deep hatred is, love and kindness always prevail.
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Thank you Molly : )
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I'm really glad you wrote this :)
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