Movie Trailer: Light vs. Dark (Somebody Profiting Off Of Willie Lynch)
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I personally think that this is some ignorant shit. When are black people going to realize that we are all black but just with different shades. We are the only people on the planet that will be racist to our own. If it’s that bad they need to take their ignorant asses to Darfur where they can see just how real that shit can get.
Hopefully with this movie coming out people who think like them will be able to see the error of their ways. Would you pay money to rent to see this?
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This is some ignorant ish for real but, it’s so true. This is one of the issues that is holding our race back. We’re concerned about bullsh*t and it’s sad that some do put lighter skinned women on pedestal.