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     Ipc302 Side Hero Username: Ipc302 Post Number: 5522 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 173.175.16.238 Rating: N/A |
manaki tella tolu meeda unna moju gurinchi vellaki teliyadu kadha anduke racism ani feel ayipoyaru ee ad choosi...there is nothing new to this controversy and neither will it go away from our system | ||
| Onlooker Junior Artist Username: Onlooker Post Number: 496 Registered: 07-2010 Posted From: 75.221.21.86 Rating: N/A |
kotha emundi..Indians are obsessed with skin color... thellaga vunde Indian ki chamanachaya vaadu lokuva...chamanachaya vaadiki nallaga vunna vallu lokuva.... matrimonial ads lo kooda first mention chesedi skin color... US lo vunde Indians ki nallollu antey chala chinna choopu.. I have seen many Indians who will do anything to lighten their skin color...can't say the same thing about Blacks...They don't seem to care! | ||
| Sraa9 Junior Artist Username: Sraa9 Post Number: 308 Registered: 04-2009 Posted From: 71.23.166.140 Rating: N/A |
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_upshot/20100715/hl_yblog_upsho t/vaseline-ad-campaign-sparks-controversy-over-skin-whitenin g-creams sad but true. "In a country where a dark complexion is seen as a liability, a deal breaker for putative nuptials, a stumbling block for one’s career prospects and — correctly or not — a marker of one’s standing in the caste hierarchy, the skin-whitening industry does well," Did anyone actually experience this or is it just blown out of proportion? |
