J.Mvunganyi chats with Director Bill Duke on Dark girls the movie

[@saeindhoyare5267]

much respect for this great man -Bill Duke. surprising that no one else wanted to talk about this issue, yet so damaging and hurtful

[@mansourkanuri1742]

very interesting interview. It s so sad we have such a low selfestime . Hope our children surpasses that

[@devinwilliams1224]

I love him! Thanx for making these documentarys; anything that stays covered up can't heal. ;-)

[@telease4647]

I've been called a lot of things, but as I got older, I realized when I lay my head down at night, it was only me and GOD in the room. People are gonna say what they want, it's not my job to please any of them. That was my quote then, and it still stands today.

[@selenealcantara7024]

internalized racism, yes it is present in all cultures, I am Hispanic and I had to put up with my own family's comments where they put me down for being the darkest of my siblings, my own mother made fun of me, and it hurts to have your own mother say such things, the one person you would think would value you the most putting you down, it's traumatic...

[@sophisticado100]

thank you for clarifying that! LOL they want to be bronzed, not black. I keep trying to tell black people not to try to find self esteem in that.

[@vickisudler]

I could not watch "dark skin", I am a dark skin women. The hell I remembered from my life as a child was overwhelming. I started to tear up. This needs to be on dvd, just so we who have issues can work through the hidden pain. Thank you, Mr. Duke

[@CapiTen10]

redbones are the best

[@edwardsrubyg]

This is great for those who need to heal - those who need to accept understand & appreciate our dark beautiful skin - dark has always been & will always be beautiful - those who talk it down are only envious& jealous more than anything - Love being black - black is skin deep - ages gracefully & beautiful!!!

[@saeindhoyare5267]

black men have real issues that needs to be addressed. How can some one hate what he is?! there should be as well a documentary about the damaged black men who agree with slave masters views

[@bootyliciousforyou]

God bless him. this is a powerful discussion. This is going to provide healing for a lot people

[@CK51515]

This is poweful. Duke is a G!

[@AfroditeGBR]

He never said white women want to be black he said "ethnic."

[@loveblue2]

Can't wait to see this documentary. As a black woman, I'm never really surprised when I see or hear racism from the white race. However, to know that it exists within your OWN race is disheartening. My own mother was extremely fair skinned. My father is very dark skinned. I can remember as a little girl being warned by my mother to not stay in the sun too long...not because of fears about skin cancer, but, because she didn't want my skin to get darker than it already was.

[@yakuza26]

Much respect for Bill Duke

[@chimpoutify]

Bill Duke is a genius.

[@flowerrmb]

BEAUTIFUL!!

[@BigPete222]

It's not just America my friend it's all over the world.

[@Lover4115]

I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD.

[@Lover4115]

Get the DVD HIDDEN COLORS. This is an awesome DVD. It's about who we are. We need to know our history.

[@mvugy]

[@meewannabe2525]

This 🎥 & interview was exceptional!!! The manifestations of slavery has perminated throughout every level of American culture & society & left a "historical human stain" that can't simply be washed away.

[@farerse]

The one thing i like best about Bill is the price.

[@DylanLMay]

anytime...

[@edwardsrubyg]

I'm shocked to realise there are so many people who actually believe they are less because black

[@Candlelighttrailvibes]

Well I am talking about the parameters of where I am at which is America. I can't speak for the rest of the world my friend.

[@ruling528]

Gotta love the groids!