Benita27:
Everything to a black man has the racist or prejudice undertone. We don't see beyond our nose before screaming either of this two...it's normal to edit a picture meant for the cover of a Magazine. Her dark skin tone wasn't edited to white complexion, and it wasn't edited to a fair complexion either, so I see nothing wrong in the finishing touches they gave her skin. Were you expecting them not to edit the original picture? Their crime here is the fact that her lengthy kinky hair was edited to low-cut. The management of the Magazine are really insane if that was done without her consent.

kinibigdeal:

Benita27:
Everything to a black man has the racist or prejudice undertone. We don't see beyond our nose before screaming either of this two...it's normal to edit a picture meant for the cover of a Magazine. Her dark skin tone wasn't edited to white complexion, and it wasn't edited to a fair complexion either, so I see nothing wrong in the finishing touches they gave her skin. Were you expecting them not to edit the original picture? Their crime here is the fact that her lengthy kinky hair was edited to low-cut. The management of the Magazine are really insane if that was done without her consent.

Benita27:
[s]Everything to a black man has the racist or prejudice undertone. We don't see beyond our nose before screaming either of this two...it's normal to edit a picture meant for the cover of a Magazine. Her dark skin tone wasn't edited to white complexion, and it wasn't edited to a fair complexion either, so I see nothing wrong in the finishing touches they gave her skin. Were you expecting them not to edit the original picture?[/s] Their crime here is the fact that her lengthy kinky hair was edited to low-cut. The management of the Magazine are really insane if that was done without her consent.

sinceraconcept:
because you are addicted to modifying your pictures and toning your skin to what you're not doesn't mean everyone else have such poor black mentality and low self esteem. [s]your comment shows that Nigerian girls have fish brains indeed.[/s] you are the type that would look like am Angel on instagram but one would run away on seeing you in real life.

safarigirl:
She just wan use these people shine.

Lupita needs to stop crying about how they alter black people's this and that, she is not even half as dark as Alek Week or other Sudanese models, yet they never complained of their photos being altered.

Why is it only her own they are now suddenly altering? Is she the first dark-skinned, nappy-haired woman to be featured in a magazine?

The way she's always forming activist, you would think she is the first dark woman in Hollywood.

Anyway, I no blame her, it is the politically correct people always siding her and her nagging I blame

If she doesn't like what Hollywood does, she has the option of leaving Hollywood. People have done that

Deo1986:
I will never encourage bleaching.... But with Nyongo, i am advising her to lighten up a liiiiitle.

Proudgorgeousga:


she doesn't need your trash advice. she loves herself the way she is and comfortable in her skin that is all that matters.

Deo1986:
busybody, bad belle. You don't take my advises thats why i'm giving it to someone else. So bugger off.

Benita27:
Everything to a black man has the racist or prejudice undertone. We don't see beyond our nose before screaming either of this two...it's normal to edit a picture meant for the cover of a Magazine. Her dark skin tone wasn't edited to white complexion, and it wasn't edited to a fair complexion either, so I see nothing wrong in the finishing touches they gave her skin. Were you expecting them not to edit the original picture? Their crime here is the fact that her lengthy kinky hair was edited to low-cut. The management of the Magazine are really insane if that was done without her consent.

Proudgorgeousga:


and that person is 100% proud of her skin and her features. so you can shove your unsolicited advice up your ass.