Michael John
@michaeljohn.design
Portland, OR | Founder, Director of Brand Strategy, and Content Engineer at Colorcubic®.
Audiovisual Producer of A Gap Between®.
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Audiovisual Producer of A Gap Between®.
• Nationality: 🇺🇸
• Ethnicity: 🇯🇲 + 🇫🇷 + 🇮🇪 + 🏴
• Advocate: ✊🏾 + 🏳️🌈 + 🏳️⚧️
Who isn’t acknowledging that?
December 4, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Who isn’t acknowledging that?
You inferred it’s not an issue.
December 4, 2025 at 3:45 PM
You inferred it’s not an issue.
No one asked you to apologize for that. 🤨
But by not acknowledging colorism is a thing, you’re deliberately ignoring a whole other layer of bigotry, and the privilege that comes with being light skinned. And I say that as someone who’s light skinned. Yes, we’re black, but we’re treated differently.
But by not acknowledging colorism is a thing, you’re deliberately ignoring a whole other layer of bigotry, and the privilege that comes with being light skinned. And I say that as someone who’s light skinned. Yes, we’re black, but we’re treated differently.
December 4, 2025 at 3:32 PM
No one asked you to apologize for that. 🤨
But by not acknowledging colorism is a thing, you’re deliberately ignoring a whole other layer of bigotry, and the privilege that comes with being light skinned. And I say that as someone who’s light skinned. Yes, we’re black, but we’re treated differently.
But by not acknowledging colorism is a thing, you’re deliberately ignoring a whole other layer of bigotry, and the privilege that comes with being light skinned. And I say that as someone who’s light skinned. Yes, we’re black, but we’re treated differently.
The closest I could find that fit the look of the photo was a Candelabra LED Light Bulb E12, but it might be any of those options in the screenshot, not just the E12.
December 4, 2025 at 12:19 AM
The closest I could find that fit the look of the photo was a Candelabra LED Light Bulb E12, but it might be any of those options in the screenshot, not just the E12.
Maybe if you had framed your response like this, and not the way you did, you wouldn’t have gotten dragged as bad as you did.
Agreed, colorism is awful. But it’s also important to acknowledge that it favors light-skinned folks.
Agreed, colorism is awful. But it’s also important to acknowledge that it favors light-skinned folks.
December 3, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Maybe if you had framed your response like this, and not the way you did, you wouldn’t have gotten dragged as bad as you did.
Agreed, colorism is awful. But it’s also important to acknowledge that it favors light-skinned folks.
Agreed, colorism is awful. But it’s also important to acknowledge that it favors light-skinned folks.
Starkiller! 💪🏽
Looks sick, man!
Looks sick, man!
November 3, 2025 at 2:53 AM
Starkiller! 💪🏽
Looks sick, man!
Looks sick, man!
Reposted by Michael John
“The best way to build upon the storytelling possibilities Ryan Coogler has introduced and satisfy hungry viewers craving innovative takes on Black life would be to greenlight more ideas from budding Black filmmakers and writers.”
thetriibe.com/2025/07/crit...
thetriibe.com/2025/07/crit...
Critique: Everything don't need a sequel, including ‘Sinners’ • The TRiiBE
The best way to build upon the storytelling possibilities Ryan Coogler has introduced would be to greenlight more ideas from budding Black filmmakers and writers.
thetriibe.com
July 7, 2025 at 7:36 PM
“The best way to build upon the storytelling possibilities Ryan Coogler has introduced and satisfy hungry viewers craving innovative takes on Black life would be to greenlight more ideas from budding Black filmmakers and writers.”
thetriibe.com/2025/07/crit...
thetriibe.com/2025/07/crit...