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Posts by Nico Dacumos

The Misadventures of Light-Skinned Lexi: A Story About Colorist Microaggressions

By Nico Dacumos | August 8, 2017

Too often in communities of color, instead of creating solidarity, our differences serve to further divide us and sustain colorism, or the idea and practice that gives lighter-skinned people more privilege and fairer treatment. Because whiteness is placed on a pedestal across communities and cultures, it should come as no surprise that those who can…

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Should Light-Skinned People of Color Voluntarily Exclude Ourselves from People of Color Spaces?

By Nico Dacumos | August 2, 2017

Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could get all the cool stuff that Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) get? Like… Richly artistic cultures that have been setting trends in music, dance, art, and fashion for hundreds of years Ancient and powerful cultural and spiritual practices passed down through generations Seasoned food Without all…

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5 Things Light-Skinned People of Color Say That Make Us Sound Like Racist White People

By Nico Dacumos | July 25, 2017

White people say the darndest things. And these days, many Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), along with many White people, are in agreement that there are certain statements or ways of thinking that are classic evidence of a White person. You know, the kind of White person you wouldn’t want sitting on the…

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