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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]A tan on a white person is going to be a bigger contrast than a tan on a dark skinned person. [/b]I would not mention it. I'm white and one time someone commented that I didn't tan after going to the beach (I used sunscreen.)[/quote] Hmm, I actually don’t think so. Anyway, not all Black people are dark skinned. (I’m not saying you don’t know this, PP; I’m just stating a point.) Even still, it’s quite easy to notice a person is several shades darker…whether they are dark or light skinned. Maybe white people just don’t pay attention. I notice a tan on Black people quite easily. Of course, I know a lot of Black people…so, I see more Black faces. Y’all need to associate with more Black people. [OP][/quote] I didn't say I don't notice tans on Black people. It is noticeable. There is no good answer to your question. If we don't tell a black person nice tan, then you assume we're not around Black people enough. [b]If we do tell a Black person nice tan, how would that come across? [/b]Probably not very good either.[/quote] Normal. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️[/quote]
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