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JenniferParticipantThis is due to the internalized ideal of beauty imposed by the WASPs of socitey (white anglo saxon prostants). It is also a direct result of the ‘Willie Lynch Letter’ where he says turn the light skin slave against the dark skin slave and the dark skin slave against the light, it was used to create distrust in the black community so that they will be more loyal to whites than to their own kind. This is another one of the many slave mentalities that have deeply embedded themselves in the black community.
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JenniferParticipantI do not know what school you went to but I know that all of the people I associate with and myself do not have an odor when menustrating at all. Don’t take this personally, but did you ever think that is was you who was smelling all the time and you subconsciously blamed it on someone else? It could be that you were just around dirty people who did not know how to keep themselves clean? There are some of those in every race.
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JenniferParticipantIt is a known fact that white people are generally ‘oily’ and black people generally have ‘dry’ skin. That is why most white people wash their hair eveyday (because it gets oily and stringy) on the other hand black people can go 2 weeks without washing thier hair (some brave one’s go a month).
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