Am I being too sensitive? vol. sneakerheads in social media.

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RonsWeedRoom said:
Read the comment after "DONT ACT LIKE YOU LIKE DARK SKINNED GIRLS"

There's a clear stance on his dislike of dark skinned women.

Seeing that he lives in ATL with black being the majority and the sensitive nature of the topic of complexion amongst black women I can see him being slapped by said black woman.

He compared black women to a pair of shoes. A black pair of shoes with red bottoms that remind him of black women with lipstick.

Maybe I'm sensitive but him being asian is a violation imo.
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anyone saying that regardless of race is an *******.

what do you call a light skin black person that disses dark skin black people?
 
btw Oprah the Queen of all ladies on this world is Premiering a Documentary on Dark Skin Girls.......i think we should all tune in, or at least watch the videos on youtube.

http://www.oprah.com/packages/dark-girls.html

 
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Also cliff notes of what's going on?

It seems everybody is dissing the video, but I tried watching the first 10 seconds and couldn't bare the music.
 
Real talk, I don't know how the rest of y'all feel but I've never seen somebody who needed to get hands laid on them as much as this zaya dude. :smh:

Hoping that one of the real life goons on NT sees him and put in work. :smh:

I promise I will put up bread in a Paypal just to see it happen!
 
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