White people getting a tan is an insult to Black people (brainwash, ideology)

[Feltdesigner]

dont care how much you tan just don’t put your arm next to mine and say “I’m almost as dark as you” when you come back from vacation.

[Artisan10]

Originally Posted by bertwrench

No, and neither are people who tan. The mental illness from these wokes needs to be called out.

Yes it does!

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by Feltdesigner

dont care how much you tan just don’t put your arm next to mine and say “I’m almost as dark as you” when you come back from vacation.

LMAO...I hate that crap too. It’s just so stupid. I had to break a few people I know from doing that crap.

I’d always say “let’s go mess with the cops and see if that tan gets you in more trouble than my natural tan gets me!”

[scarabchuck]

Originally Posted by TMSRetired

They even have a new name for it.....Blackfishing.

So here I am, getting a summer tan, and I've been insulting Black people all this time by trying to "be Black".




https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/08/enter...Top+Stories%29
"Blackfishing is when White public figures, influencers and the like do everything in their power to appear Black," Thompson told CNN this week. "Whether that means to tan their skin excessively in an attempt to achieve ambiguity, and wear hairstyles and clothing trends that have been pioneered by Black women."
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"Instead of appreciating Black culture from the sidelines, there's this need to own it, to participate in it without wanting the full experience of Blackness and the systemic discrimination that comes with it," Thompson said.

I'm half Mexican, and half Italian, i can't help getting a tan while out in the sun. They can, as Deadpool say's "suck a #$%"

This stuff is getting out of hand. The race baiters are having a field day keeping us divided.

[TMSRetired]

Originally Posted by Feltdesigner

dont care how much you tan just don’t put your arm next to mine and say “I’m almost as dark as you” when you come back from vacation.

The best I can do is light beige . But I bet I can put my arm next to yours and say "I have more freckles than you" !

[michiganmoon]

If this is true, and it isn't, then are black people with blonde dyed hair insulting white people?

Getting tan is natural and in fact inevitable for a lot of white people.

[TMSRetired]

Originally Posted by michiganmoon

If this is true, and it isn't, then are black people with blonde dyed hair insulting white people?

Getting tan is natural and in fact inevitable for a lot of white people.

Ohhh...let's call that Whitefishing

[FatBob96]

Originally Posted by TMSRetired

They even have a new name for it.....Blackfishing.

So here I am, getting a summer tan, and I've been insulting Black people all this time by trying to "be Black"


https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/08/enter...Top+Stories%29
"Blackfishing is when White public figures, influencers and the like do everything in their power to appear Black," Thompson told CNN this week. "Whether that means to tan their skin excessively in an attempt to achieve ambiguity, and wear hairstyles and clothing trends that have been pioneered by Black women."
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"Instead of appreciating Black culture from the sidelines, there's this need to own it, to participate in it without wanting the full experience of Blackness and the systemic discrimination that comes with it," Thompson said.

So, would that include people who pretend to be black, like Rachel Dolezal?

How about white kids who dress hip hop style and listen to rap?

Such ridiculous BS

[Oldhag1]

Originally Posted by michiganmoon

If this is true, and it isn't, then are black people with blonde dyed hair insulting white people?

Getting tan is natural and in fact inevitable for a lot of white people.

By definition the hairstyle created by that wig is indeed cultural appropriation... on a black woman. Speaking English is cultural appropriation. Wearing glasses is cultural appropriation. Living in a freaking house made of brick is cultural appropriation.

If we are going to champion the inappropriateness of cultural appropriation then we better be ready to let go of all the things we culturally appropriate. No thank you.

And there is a tremendous difference between trying to capture the beauty of modern practitioners of a music genre and doing an Al Jolson. One is done out of admiration, the other in ridicule. They are nowhere near the same thing.

We all, as in people in all hues of our American human rainbow, need to get a grip before we split our nation apart. I am not looking forward to the predictable backlash from all this when the other 85% of Americans start screaming enough is enough of hating us for our skin color.

[mojo101]

what about turning slit eyes into double lid eyes?