When writers describe white characters as 'ivory' but brown characters using food terms, someone's about to get hit with 'plain flour skin' ⬇️ Download

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When writers describe white characters as 'ivory' but brown characters using food terms, someone's about to get hit with 'plain flour skin'

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Maria Supplisson Silmy white writers brown skin comparison ivory skin porcelain skin plain flour skin writing critique Twitter screenshot

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  • Dimensions: 1080x1061

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muted

Cursed Detector

  • Cursed Score: 50/100
  • Internet Age: ~4 recompressions
  • JPEG Quality: ~30%

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Vibe Check

Dominant vibe: ironic

Cursed 20% Wholesome
Chaotic 60% Orderly
Dank 50% Normie
Edgy 30% Safe
Low Energy 60% High Energy

Emotion Breakdown

Overall vibe: ironic

Joy 30
Anger 40
Disgust 10
Surprise 10

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Neutral Good

This meme calls out a perceived double standard in writing, aiming to provoke thought and encourage more equitable descriptions rather than being malicious, placing it with good alignment. It's not strictly lawful as it's a commentary on writing convention rather than a clear rule, but it's structured in its argument.

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