I like to point out racism when I see it.
Honey, commenting on how black someone is, even going so far as saying too black, is a sure sign of racism that can be found around the world. The caste system in India is plagued with the belief that those in the lower castes are "darker". There is an entire segment of the make-up industry devoted to making Indians appear to have a lighter skin tone. The same holds true for Americans. It is called "colorism", and is indicative of the very real racism within the black community itself, against those that are "really dark". Hell, there was a famous documentary concerning that very subject, "Dark Girls".
Hell, it even manifests itself within the white community. I mean are you lily white? White, fair-skinned, that has been a sign of the upper class for centuries. I have been married twice, first to an Irish woman that was as white as snow. Now, to Scottish royalty, again fair skinned. Hell, either one of them just look at the sun and they got sunburned. Thankfully, most of my children got their skin tone from me, a Melungeon. Look it up. I look like I spend five hours a week in a tanning bed. My wife probably does, and she is not near as dark as I am. Just last week, a black woman no less, commented and asked if I had been to the beach. When I told her no she asked how did I get so dark. "Natural" I said, we both laughed hysterically.
See, Melungeon is a group of people, mostly resulting from white women from Europe who mixed with sub-Sahara African men. I have done the DNA testing. For me, it is white men mixing with sub-Sahara women, and Native Americans. Honestly, I got the best of both worlds. I never get sunburned, I am immune to poison ivy, poison oak, only sumac gives me a problem. Mosquitos leave me the hell alone. Bees run from me. And not meaning to brag here, but women flock to me. That is not on me, that is the blessing I was given by those that came before me. And as I approach retirement I see my own children, given that same blessing, leverage that blessing to the point that I could never have imagined. Bless your little heart, but you are most certainly a racist piece of shit that will reap what you sow.