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Am black you white! Am black is this in comparison to color. The type taught in school Blue, yellow,red, white and black. But black is intense i have never seen skin that color. Dark brown, yes So how is that black. White is a color too! how could this even compare to a fleshy skin tone . I really seen no resemblence. To the color thaught world wide. How did we get to this point. Am black you white. Show me the color wheel Lets match these colors We got some lost in translation I don't know about you But i think we got to be re-educated Am black and you white, Thats a color. Bare no resemblence to skin tone
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Dana Samuel

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