[Color Complex] Is Cosmo Implying Brown Skin Is No Longer A Beauty Trend?
Twitter erupted after the article began to circulate, with a trending topic #BoycottCosmo.
The magazine later Tweeted the following message:
What are your thoughts — are folk being too sensitive or is this an innocent coincidence?
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No coincidence. That magazine has never had information relating to minorities. I only USED to read articles. Won’t do that now.
I would need to read the whole article to decide and I’m not picking up a cosmo so I don’t care.
And this why it was important that our First Lady a black woman attended BlackGirlsRock!!! If we don’t uplift ourselves these magazines will be sure that they down your every chance they get. Black Girls do rock and our style is different. They cant accept that but always imitate it.
While I see that each woman had a paticular eye make up,hair coloring and lip stick style.In light of the racial tension that exist during this time it was insensitive and rude to use the black and white comparisons.