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According to this view, Puerto Ricans either did not have the time or at worst felt that colorism, race, or racial discrimination against the darker complected Puerto Ricans was a distant second to their many other needs.

An investigator asked, "Wasn't she light complected?" And Bay-bah-daung-ay-yaush replied, "Yes, she was light.

Mineral-based base was once the powdery province of infomercials with B-list casts who were not afraid to let the late-night cable world see them in their blemished "before" states and then in their smoothly complected, smiling "after" shots.

Her mother's family did not accept her because she seemed too dark complected, and her father's side of the family did not accept her because she seemed to be too light complected.

5) </pre> <p>When this olive complected, dark skinned Jew arrives in Smyrna, upon witnessing "his oriental brethren" (p.

I have always understood that our dark complected cousins were "proud to be black" ( not that the colour of a person's skin makes any difference.

each atom is 'chained' and complected with all," each individual atom is necessarily of huge consequence, making it quite conceivable that one of the most "important personage[s] in man's history ...

The response of the brawny cowboys to this "blankety-blank, pink-and-white complected nursery kid" was lukewarm at best.

I'm 5-foot-10, graying on top, fair complected, with a slight turkey wattle in the neck area.

Said convict is 5 feet 4 inches high, black eyes and hair, fair complected [sic], about 24 years old.

Born in 1911, as Almeida and Marsans were passing baseball's color test, this Cardenas sugar plantation native wasn't so lightly complected as his predecessors.