![]() “Unfavorable messages about or exclusion of dark-skinned females” is just one theme that has emerged connected to music’s influence on messaging about skin color, according to a study published by Morgan L. ![]() Over the years, studies have been completed to address the problematic complex of colorism. This of course is not the first time colorism is sparking debate within the music industry.įrom controversy surrounding Dominican R&B singer DaniLeigh’s track “Yellow Bone” to Kodak Black’s derogatory lyrics toward Black women among several other cases, artists have been scrutinized for colorism and the negative impacts in society.ĭaniLeigh issues apology, still defends ‘Yellow Bone’ song after backlash “Why are we surprised and most importantly why do we care? These arent the spaces we even wanna be represented in, next caaaase,” posted. Stop looking for stuff to be mad about and let people have a preference any who.” ![]() Sometimes it’s okay to not be invited or included in everything. “Weren’t y’all just saying these women are degrading themselves in this video ? Now y’all want black women in the same video that’s degrading. “y’all really mad at yogotti about that? Y’all so sensitive it’s crazy,” tweeted, adding that that people can have their “preference.” Some people defended the artists saying they’re allowed to do what they want, while others expected this from the rappers and don’t believe it’s worth their effort to care. ![]() Colorism is a spectrum that Black communities have yet to reckon with
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