For the race-obsessed party and their press tone is everything. SuperMexican put up a statement Obama is black because Democrats and media need him to be and this person is white because Democrats and media need him to be. We hear about and read about shades of color being important to so many for so long, about the words for specific degrees of skin pigmentation "high yellows" and the like, and percentages of racial heritage, "quadroons" and the like, I must say by observing it is Democrats and it is media that are tonality obsessed. And not just regular tonality. Mid-tonality. That's how specific the tonality obsession. In the US It MUST be reported this British person be white. It must. The British press has no such qualms. No such narration to insist upon. No such inherent racism pervading their reporting naturally with the ease of moving a slider.
Levels window, "control L."
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Have you noticed Selfie is looking whiter, too?
The killer is a mostly white tea partier, right?
Aren't there other explanations, such as the lighting the picture was taken under or the camera settings?
Yes, tons of other explanations. Notice the whole room gets lighter. The charge can always be dodged. Sill the pattern exists, in the US mulattos are described to perceived Democrat and media advantage, by Democrats and by media, but that advantage holds only among other racists for whom tonality accounts for so inordinate much.
Thanks. OTOH among American blacks and Asian Indians lightness is preferred to darkness.
Wouldn't shock me at all of the leftist media photoshopped his complexion.
It's not everyday you see the word quadroon in print. It's not everyday you hear a song with the word quadroon in its title.
The fact that the MSM goes to such lengths to disguise/emphasize racial characteristics (also religious and party-affiliation characteristics - same thing?) they think are important tells you everything you need to know about (1) the MSM; (2) what the MSM thinks of its readership; (3) MSM readership.
Sometimes black lives matter and sometimes they don't, ya know?
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