Yeah, that girl looks Hispanic or Middle Eastern at the best.
Natural Indian skin ranges from very light to dark brown it depends where abouts in India they originate - It can vary quite a bit. But as a people, they aren't black.
Thats cool! I didnt know that. Freshwomen was one of my very first VN's and still one of the best if not the best for me. Im brazilian myself, Im proud of this vn rn haha
This is very cool, I'm Brazilian and didn't even know this information lol
I still thinks that she looks more black than hispanic, for example. Independently of nationalities, her skin colour is black in universal terms.
Technically Halle Berry is Mixed Race not Black. White mother after all.
Well, we are not talking about black purism here. Nobody says: "Hey look, a mixed race woman."
I am mixed. Just annoys me when some one says I am black. Because ti discounts half of my heritage and half of me. If the skin is caramel-esque in colour or the face structure is more akin to a white person than a black person then odds are they are mixed race. But in the USA, for some reason, if you have any black ancestors that automatically makes you black, too? Its weird.
Ok, I get it now, it's something personal and also has a lot to do with the country where you are linving in. But it's a matter of perspective at the end. I'm mixed myself, my father is a blue eyes, blonde and caucasian man and my mother has dark hair and eyes and 'latino' color skin. I'm a man with honey/green eyes, dark hair and blonde beard, with 'latino' skin as a result, very atypical and exotic LOL. I don't expect that somebody guesses that my father is a blonde caucasian and I don't have a problem with that. Depending of the region and the amount of tan, I am considered a white person or a 'trigueño' one (I don't know the english term for that, if there's any, they use 'latino' I think), some people even say that I am actually yellow LOL. The people don't have to know my heritage.
But I am neither yet I am both. Regardless, fortunately, people don't assume I am black in the UK. Most of the time they get it correct right off of the bat.
There's a reason for that, but I can't explain it or my post will be deleted (again).
Since you are directly addressing this message to me without quoting me, what stereotype are you talking about? You are acknowledging yourself that an important part of the Brazilian population is black or mixed race.
