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I just believe in allowing black women of all shades to have and share their experiences

For dark skinned women it's always "girl shut up u just bitter and angry. It's not cuz u was dark it's cuz u were ugly lmao"

For lighter skinned women it's "oh boo boo woe is me light girl 🙄 u were bullied we get it! Want a cookie!"

The way women are treated on opposite ends of the spectrum when they share their experiences actually gives credence to what they're saying happened to them. The whole "shut up darkie burnt ugly self " and "u just wanna remind us that u light skin! We get it! Stfu no one cares about ur alleged trauma "

Think about it

well said!!! anytime us lighter ppl speak up about what we have faced we get told to SHUT UP cause we are light its not that bad which isnt true.  it all sucks at the end of the day

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

And I'm really speaking to the larger conversation btw  ... not very familiar with this Meghan girl or her history

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

The problem is that she started an oppression volleyball game after asking the question. She asked Monaleo but insisted on sharing her own experience.

[I. Hate. Monica.]

i love mehgan my texas SIS. she is telling her own experience as well nothing wrong with that. 

Surprise surprise

[L0NZ.]

The problem is that she started an oppression volleyball game after asking the question. She asked Monaleo but insisted on sharing her own experience.

An experience which isn't even colorism.

[L0NZ.]

I just believe in allowing black women of all shades to have and share their experiences

For dark skinned women it's always "girl shut up u just bitter and angry. It's not cuz u was dark it's cuz u were ugly lmao"

For lighter skinned women it's "oh boo boo woe is me light girl 🙄 u were bullied we get it! Want a cookie!"

The way women are treated on opposite ends of the spectrum when they share their experiences actually gives credence to what they're saying happened to them. The whole "shut up darkie burnt ugly self " and "u just wanna remind us that u light skin! We get it! Stfu no one cares about ur alleged trauma "

Think about it

well said!!! anytime us lighter ppl speak up about what we have faced we get told to SHUT UP cause we are light its not that bad which isnt true.  it all sucks at the end of the day

What did you go through? Honestly interested. 

[Gilgamesh.]

The problem is that she started an oppression volleyball game after asking the question. She asked Monaleo but insisted on sharing her own experience.

I just believe in allowing black women of all shades to have and share their experiences

For dark skinned women it's always "girl shut up u just bitter and angry. It's not cuz u was dark it's cuz u were ugly lmao"

For lighter skinned women it's "oh boo boo woe is me light girl 🙄 u were bullied we get it! Want a cookie!"

The way women are treated on opposite ends of the spectrum when they share their experiences actually gives credence to what they're saying happened to them. The whole "shut up darkie burnt ugly self " and "u just wanna remind us that u light skin! We get it! Stfu no one cares about ur alleged trauma "

Think about it

well said!!! anytime us lighter ppl speak up about what we have faced we get told to SHUT UP cause we are light its not that bad which isnt true.  it all sucks at the end of the day

I don't know what you're irl experiences are but that's not why we tell you shut up on here, I can assure

[Gilgamesh.]

i love mehgan my texas SIS. she is telling her own experience as well nothing wrong with that. 

Case in point.

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

The problem is that she started an oppression volleyball game after asking the question. She asked Monaleo but insisted on sharing her own experience.

An experience which isn't even colorism.

!!

Megan's reaction was actually lowkey colorism disguised as "a vulnerable moment" that she thought she was giving.

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

I didn't view the entire clip so I can't speak to their interaction in full

But again , generally speaking , there is definitely a "oh woe is u, cry a river" or "stop bragging" attitude whenever a lighter skinned / mixed black woman brings up her trauma that is tied to her complexion.

If any of you aren't familiar with that and this is news to you that's understandable

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

I didn't view the entire clip

So lmk when you dew.
 

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

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This Meghan girl is a kii

She's def being extra . And making this all about herself

People asking u "are u mixed    " is not a struggle and is not colorism

Usually if someone's asking something like that it's from a place of  curiosity and it's never malicious .

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I just believe in allowing black women of all shades to have and share their experiences

For dark skinned women it's always "girl shut up u just bitter and angry. It's not cuz u was dark it's cuz u were ugly lmao"

For lighter skinned women it's "oh boo boo woe is me light girl 🙄 u were bullied we get it! Want a cookie!"

The way women are treated on opposite ends of the spectrum when they share their experiences actually gives credence to what they're saying happened to them. The whole "shut up darkie burnt ugly self " and "u just wanna remind us that u light skin! We get it! Stfu no one cares about ur alleged trauma "

Think about it

well said!!! anytime us lighter ppl speak up about what we have faced we get told to SHUT UP cause we are light its not that bad which isnt true.  it all sucks at the end of the day

What did you go through? Honestly interested. 

HONESTLY there is no point in telling yall cause at the end of the day whatever personal stuff i say on here yall will use against me ( seen it happen many times over the  years) and yall still wont care and will hate me still so it doesnt matter.

[Buy The Stars✨]

The problem is that she started an oppression volleyball game after asking the question. She asked Monaleo but insisted on sharing her own experience.

I just believe in allowing black women of all shades to have and share their experiences

For dark skinned women it's always "girl shut up u just bitter and angry. It's not cuz u was dark it's cuz u were ugly lmao"

For lighter skinned women it's "oh boo boo woe is me light girl 🙄 u were bullied we get it! Want a cookie!"

The way women are treated on opposite ends of the spectrum when they share their experiences actually gives credence to what they're saying happened to them. The whole "shut up darkie burnt ugly self " and "u just wanna remind us that u light skin! We get it! Stfu no one cares about ur alleged trauma "

Think about it

well said!!! anytime us lighter ppl speak up about what we have faced we get told to SHUT UP cause we are light its not that bad which isnt true.  it all sucks at the end of the day

I don't know what you're irl experiences are but that's not why we tell you shut up on here, I can assure

thats fine.

[L0NZ.]

I didn't view the entire clip so I can't speak to their interaction in full

But again , generally speaking , there is definitely a "oh woe is u, cry a river" or "stop bragging" attitude whenever a lighter skinned / mixed black woman brings up her trauma that is tied to her complexion.

If any of you aren't familiar with that and this is news to you that's understandable

I get that. I haven't discounted her experience, just calling out that she, in my opinion, shouldnt be sitting up on a platform discussing a topic like colorism, saying she's experienced it because she was burdened with light skin and good hair