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Tag: Blacks

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October 23, 2021 Locke

The Model Minority Myth and Maher

The Model Minority Myth bolsters the idea that Asians experience less hate & prejudice because $$. And explains lack of empathy with our struggles.

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April 21, 2015 Locke

Yellow Indians, White Asians, Black Europeans

… And Green Clovers? It’s easy and sometimes even required in politics to categorize peoples into very simplistic groups. Otherwise it would be difficult

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April 15, 2015 Demosthenes

Muslim or Black in America

I think, if there’s one thing I will like about President Obama’s term coming to an end, it is that perhaps the extreme right-wing

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September 14, 2012 Demosthenes

Facial Prejudice

Perhaps more subtle insidious than colorism, Alice Walker’s term for discrimination based on gradations of skin color, is the idea of favoring certain facial

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March 27, 2009 Demosthenes

The Darker the Flesh, the Deeper the Soul

I read a post over at Girl You So Well Spoken detailing an apparent casting call for a Ciroc commercial seeking “light-skinned african americans”.

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