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Why are South Asian Women Obsessed with being White?

on Tuesday, March 5, 2013

We often hear this dialogue from a south Asian woman ‘I would kill someone for a whiter and fairer skin’. In South Asian countries such as India, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan, the road is bombarded with large billboards, banners advertising skin lightening treatments, creams, makeup and techniques. In many points, these advertisements are painted on building walls attracting people. Every time one switches on a channel there is an advertisement running on air regarding a specific skin whitening cream or medicine, which can lighten skin tones in just a matter of a few days. South Asian women are so crazy about having fair skin. They fall for these techniques and end up ruining their skin because of some reverse reaction caused by the medicine or skin creams.

South Asian women usually spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on skin treatment; all they want is the white skin. These women are so much inspired by the west and the make up the Asian makeup artist apply on their models and actress. What South Asian people don’t know is that women of the west love tanned skin, and they often have sun bath or go to salons to get a tan skin. In South Asia, it is believed that a girl with dark skin is not beautiful, and thus no one will marry her. There is a concept among women that females with dark skin are of lower middle class families, are ugly or are of the labor class. South Asian women with dark skin tones have a problem with not getting married at the specific age. South Asian men want fair wives and so the mother-in-laws emphasis on having a fair daughter in law. Many girls who are not much affording often spend their lives in mental stress regarding not getting married. Then their family stresses them even more.

Women of South Asia may not consider dark or tanned skin as beautiful, but this is to tell you those ladies from cities such as London and New York love having dark skin and they hate their pasty, pale white skin. The South Asian media usually air models with light skin and they portray such image that the girl with lighter skin has a better life. They portray that they have a rich husband. They have beautiful kids, and that all men fall over their knees and everyone wants to marry that lady with the light skin tone. Not only light skin tone, but South Asian women are also obsessed with light eye color. They usually have a huge supply of eye lenses of different colors which includes, gray, green, hazel, purple and blue.

The world is changing, and it’s time for South Asian women to change their perspective. There is a thing called black beauty. Beauty is not in color; in fact the beauty is in being slim, smart and having beautiful feature. Let’s just highlight here that South Asian women have the most beautiful face features in the world, this includes large eyes, straight nose and high cheek bones. Do you know that western women actually spend thousands of dollars over these face features surgeries?



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Racist jailed for threatening Asian family with knife told them 'I'm EDL'

on Saturday, August 25, 2012

Two men who subjected a "decent and hardworking" Asian family to a torrent of abuse have been sent to jail and banned from their shop.

Stefan Davis and Kelvin Barratt were locked up for ten months and told not to go within 200 metres of the family's newsagents in Bulwell for five years. Judge Michael Stokes QC, who sentenced them, asked one of their solicitors: "Why should anyone put up with such behaviour?"

The men began their harassment at 7 o'clock one Monday morning as the family unloaded stock outside their newsagent's in Bulwell. Barratt, 25, of Courtleet Way, on the Crabtree Farm Estate in Bulwell, pulled a knife as he delivered an onslaught of foul remarks and words. He asked one "what religion are you?" and she replied "what does that matter?" He replied: "Because I'm EDL (English Defence League)".

Matters then seemed to calm, with Davis shaking hands with a member of the family, and the men left. But Nottingham Crown Court heard how they returned later that day, on April 16, and continued their racial abuse. "Davis said, 'I'll be back. I'll smash your shop. I'll come back and rob your shop'," said Robby Singh, prosecuting.

Davis then went to Tesco and shouted in the store before police arrived and arrested him and Barratt. Barratt swore and said he had no respect for the police, the court was told.

Both men admitted racially aggravated harassment and using threatening words or behaviour. Barratt additionally pleaded guilty to having the knife.

Judge Michael Stokes QC told them the fact they were both drunk at the time was no excuse. "The family who own the newsagents in Bulwell were at the shop at the time because they are hardworking, decent individuals. They didn't want any trouble. The court will not tolerate such behaviour."

The family asked the Post for their store not to be named for fear of further trouble.

Davis, 21, of Bromley Close, also on the Crabtree Farm Estate, accepted his behaviour was wrong, the court heard, and alcohol was a factor. Andrew Wesley, in mitigation for Barratt, said his client had been out of trouble for nine years, was not a supporter of the EDL, was actively seeking work. He also said he was "deeply ashamed of his behaviour."

Nottingham Post, 24 August 2012

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EDL supporter fined for racist rant at Asian police officer in Huddersfield

on Saturday, June 9, 2012

A Bradley man has admitted racially assaulting an Asian police officer. And a court heard he then made an English Defence League salute after he was arrested.

Laszlo Michael Lankovits, of Elder Road, Bradley, pleaded guilty to a racially aggravated public order offence on May 21.

Kirklees Magistrates were told yesterday that the remarks were made when Lankovits was arrested at his mother's address for breaching bail conditions.

Prosecutor Astin Bill told the court Lankovits said to the female officer: "I am British. I've served in the army. Where are you from? Go back to your own country."

He told the court that once in custody Lankovits then shouted out EDL before putting his hand to his chest and making a salute.

Defence solicitor Jonathan Slawinski told the court that his client deeply regretted his actions and was not a member of the English Defence League.

Huddersfield Examiner, 7 June 2012

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