- Jan 12, 2006
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panafrica said:I have always believed that the diversity of the complexions which black people possess (a diversity which is evident by looking at our people in Africa and throughout the African Diaspora) should be appreciated. However of those complexions which range from light brown to mahogany to ebon night, it has always been the darkest which is commonly disparaged or only appreciated as being "exotic". Therefore I can fully appreciate the need to celebrate dark black people as the beautiful beings they are. That being said however, I can't help but notice a considerable number of people being listed (celebrated) here don't seem to appreciate their own blackness. We should celebrate dark black people and we should also celebrate black love, so dark black people will continue to be around to be celebrated.
Morning Pan