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Showing posts with label BLACK BEAUTY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BLACK BEAUTY. Show all posts

Friday, September 15, 2017

"BLACK WOMEN REALLY ARE...AN ARCHITECTURAL TRIUMPH..."-A POEM BY MENELIK CHARLES OOOO!-ON FACEBOOK

Black women really are...

An architectural triumph, aren't they? I mean, whether slim, medium or large, they consistently declare themselves the very model of what women of all races ought to look like...but don't.

Every time I do a status on Black women's aesthetic, sensuality or their physical form, I run the risk of sounding like a scratched record...well,
so shall it be.

If the mainstream media will not speak of their hallowed status then I sure-
as-hell will! There is much about Black women's attitude which is often quite repugnant...I get that.

But only a liar, a fool or a blind man would deny them (and all Black women) their true status as the world's most astonishingly beautiful women.

So yeah...the record maybe scratched
but I'll keep right on playing it!

(c) Menelik Charles.

Photography: Jafar M. Pierre
— with Akiko-Ayalla Cotton Cooks, Makeda Voletta, Shannon Shandingo White and 36 others.

Friday, September 08, 2017

BLACK SKINNED BEAUTIES FROM GHANA-MENELIK CHARLES COMMENTS OOOO! -ON FACEBOOK



Please look away now...
If you’re not a man with a passion for dark-skinned Black women then you’ll probably never fully appreciate how scintillatingly sexy these women in the picture are!
People are entitled to ‘their opinions’, I guess. But when those ‘opinions’ have been corrupted by colorism, and poisoned by prejudice, then they are not opinions at all but perceptions distorted and infected by white supremacist, psycho-social, conditioning.
So if you’re here too politely ‘like’ this status...while privately retaining a bias towards the pale and the beige skin tones...then may I suggest you go some place else to register your ‘like’?
You see, colorism cannot be successfully disguised by a ‘like’ any more than my appreciation for the gorgeous light-skinned model, Cocaine Lorraine, can disguise my overall preference for chocolate-skinned women like Kelly Rowland.
It is my contention, therefore, that attractive dark-skinned Black women have a grace and beauty, sensuality and sweetness, unequalled among women of other races! Indeed, and as I’ve written elsewhere, these sisters are so sweet that I imagine they shit sugar, and piss orange juice!
(c) Menelik Charles.

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

BLEACHING BLACK PEOPLE OOO!--HOW TO STOP BLEACHING FROM MJMAGAZINE.COM






FROM MJMAGAZINE.COM

Reader Wants to Stop Bleaching – Needs Your Advice Urgently



I need your advice..I want to stop bleaching.
I’m 22, been beaching for the past 2 years now. If you see me, you wouldn’t know I bleach, you will think I’m naturally fair. I use a very expensive cream my cousin in Paris sends it for me. It’s very good – no hydroquinin, no mercury. I dont have dark knuckle from head to toe am flawless. I shine. If I get uncladd, even my friends admire me.


I have been asked a number of time by strangers about the kind of cream I use. But not everyone can afford it. Thé reason I bleach is because I admiréd my cousin’s skin and she introduced me to what I use now.
However, I am tired because my skin is getting thin and I am scared of thé future. Secondly, my dad has been complaining that he doesn’t know why I want to be fair. Yesterday he took me out and showed me à woman in her 50’s that has been bleaching for a very long time.
She looked like à ghost I swear. I was so scared. He said that was what long time bleaching causes to thé skin. He said I was never black I should please go back to my natural colour.
Please guys, I need to know if there is à good cream I can use to return to my chocolaté colour. I browsed online and the only one which seems ok was the cocoa butter cream and aloe vera and I want my chocolate colour to be flawless.
Again, is it true that people who bleached before get darker than before when they stop? Please I need honest advice. Thank you.

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Thursday, May 26, 2016

BLACK PEOPLE OOOOO!-BLEACHING IN GUYANA!-"QUES FOR "WHITENESS" WIDESPREAD"-FROM GUYANATIMES

from guyana times

Quest for “whiteness” widespread

Dear Editor,
Freddie Kissoon forages the media (including the internet) day after day to see how he could bash Hindus (make that ‘Indians’) in Guyana. God knows his motive but one senses the incentive to beckon his fans during and at the end of the day with a rewarding back-slap, “you gee dem good again, Freddie – heh, heh, heh”. His 13 December column, “Coca-Cola withdraws advertisement that Guyanese would find acceptable”, is a case in point.

Kissoon has brought up the question of Hindu casteism and the Bollywood skin-whitening phenomenon ad nauseum to castigate Indians on the dark side. The columnist has written at numerous times on the topic to which I have replied; (see my last letter on the discussion, “People in many parts of the world like to look lighter” (KN, 15-10-2013).

It is true that Bollywood has a preference for light-skinned actors. (I have seen actors (in action while being filmed) whose faces were caked with the whitening stuff). Nevertheless, a seasoned journalist like Kissoon committed a gross faux pas by not mentioning the same syndrome being present in the African film industry – Nollywood (in Nigeria), for example.

Darker actors have a torrid time finding a lead role in that country. That is because more Nigerians gravitate towards the white skin more than any other nationality in the world; (more than 77 per cent of Nigerian women use skin whitener; many men also get into the act!). Most of the beauty queens chosen in the African countries all over the continent have a lighter skin. Indeed, Africa is a continent where black is not regarded as being beautiful; skin bleaching in that continent is much greater than that of Asia.

The malaise also strikes blacks right here in the Caribbean. Jamaicans are known for their preference for the ‘lighter’ skin. Vybz Kartel (now in jail) used a whitener that dramatically lightened parts of his body, for example. His ‘Look Pon Me’ contains the lines: “Di girl dem love off mi brown cute face, di girl dem love off mi bleach-out face”.

On 13-01-13 Stabroek News carried an article, “Fly Jamaica inaugural flight delayed”, and showed a photo of the attendant crew. There were eight women shown in the photo; except for one, all of them were light skinned, most with dyed hair! The bottom line is people in many parts of the world like to look lighter, and advertisers hone in on that axiom.

The question then begs: why does Kissoon not highlight such social problems in the black community? The answer is plain and simple – he is afraid; he does not have the guts to do so. And he does not want to risk losing his fan base.

I don’t blame the poor commentator; his fingers were smacked by a Guyanese black rights advocate about a decade ago who declared to Kissoon that only blacks should comment on the behaviour and goings-on of blacks. The columnist then curled his tail between his hind legs and kept quiet in this social domain; he has buckled under pressure. Pity
Devanand Bhagwan