To the wall street advertising community....listen up!!

[tigerred59]

I don't want to see a black woman turn pale white simply because she used Dove soap...the only time I want to see any person of color turn pale white is when some rouge cops comes up on her with a gun to her face simply because her headlights are out...okay?

I'm tire of seeing black men with white women in family situations....because they voted overwhelming for a white racist to run the country, we just ain't feeling these bitches any more. Contrary to popular beliefs, there are at least 3 black men left that prefer black women, how bout looking them up for your next commercial

Just saw a Cambells soup commerical with two latino kids speaking nothing but spanish....I get the notion of trying to reach the latino population, I get it....however, most learn their english you morons from fuckin TV....you want to reach the latino population, give em a raise and a pat on the back, the next time thier in your office cleaning.

And finally as the holidays approach, please please please spare us lowering the prices one effin week and then a week later the same shit, lower again....just lower the shit and keep it that way.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I'm quite sure they'll take your demands serious....wait I'm quite sure they'll never read them

 

[saveliberty]

Who's on first again?

 

[JoeMoma]

I don't want to see a black woman turn pale white simply because she used Dove soap...the only time I want to see any person of color turn pale white is when some rouge cops comes up on her with a gun to her face simply because her headlights are out...okay?

I'm tire of seeing black men with white women in family situations....because they voted overwhelming for a white racist to run the country, we just ain't feeling these bitches any more. Contrary to popular beliefs, there are at least 3 black men left that prefer black women, how bout looking them up for your next commercial

Just saw a Cambells soup commerical with two latino kids speaking nothing but spanish....I get the notion of trying to reach the latino population, I get it....however, most learn their english you morons from fuckin TV....you want to reach the latino population, give em a raise and a pat on the back, the next time thier in your office cleaning.

And finally as the holidays approach, please please please spare us lowering the prices one effin week and then a week later the same shit, lower again....just lower the shit and keep it that way.

The black woman did not actually change into a white woman........ Just saying.......

 

[tigerred59]

I don't want to see a black woman turn pale white simply because she used Dove soap...the only time I want to see any person of color turn pale white is when some rouge cops comes up on her with a gun to her face simply because her headlights are out...okay?

I'm tire of seeing black men with white women in family situations....because they voted overwhelming for a white racist to run the country, we just ain't feeling these bitches any more. Contrary to popular beliefs, there are at least 3 black men left that prefer black women, how bout looking them up for your next commercial

Just saw a Cambells soup commerical with two latino kids speaking nothing but spanish....I get the notion of trying to reach the latino population, I get it....however, most learn their english you morons from fuckin TV....you want to reach the latino population, give em a raise and a pat on the back, the next time thier in your office cleaning.

And finally as the holidays approach, please please please spare us lowering the prices one effin week and then a week later the same shit, lower again....just lower the shit and keep it that way.

The black woman did not actually change into a white woman........ Just saying.......

Gotcha

 

[tigerred59]

Who's on first again?

I don't know, 3rd base

 

[AsianTrumpSupporter]

Africa: Where black is not really beautiful

South Africa is marketed to the world as Mandela's rainbow nation, where everyone is proud of their race and heritage. But for some black South Africans there is such a thing as being too black.

A recent study by the University of Cape Town suggests that one woman in three in South Africa bleaches her skin. The reasons for this are as varied as the cultures in this country but most people say they use skin-lighteners because they want "white skin".

Local musician Nomasonto "Mshoza" Mnisi, now several shades lighter, says her new skin makes her feel more beautiful and confident.

She has been widely criticised in the local media and social networking sites for her appearance but the 30-year-old says skin-bleaching is a personal choice, no different from breast implants or a having nose job.

"I've been black and dark-skinned for many years, I wanted to see the other side. I wanted to see what it would be like to be white and I'm happy," she says candidly.

Over the past couple of years Ms Mnisi has had several treatments. Each session can cost around 5,000 rand (£360; $590), she tells the BBC.

Unlike many in the country, she uses high-end products which are believed to be safer than the creams sold on the black market but they are by no means risk-free, doctors say.

Costly beauty
Ms Mnisi says she does not understand the criticism about her new appearance.

"Yes, part of it is a self-esteem issue and I have addressed that and I am happy now. I'm not white inside, I'm not really fluent in English, I have black kids. I'm a township girl, I've just changed the way I look on the outside," she says.

The dangers associated with the use of some of these creams include blood cancers such as leukaemia and cancers of the liver and kidneys, as well as a severe skin condition called ochronosis, a form of hyper-pigmentation which causes the skin to turn a dark purple shade, according to senior researcher at the University of Cape Town, Dr Lester Davids.

"Very few people in South Africa and Africa know the concentration of the toxic compounds that are contained in the products on the black market and that is concerning. We need to do more to educate people about these dangerous products," says Dr Davids.

He says over the past six years there has been a significant increase in the number of skin lighteners flooding local markets, some of them legal and some illegal. This is what prompted their research.

Local dermatologists say they are seeing more and more patients whose skin has been damaged by years of bleaching - most of the time irreversibly...