@NoNotMeNoSiree
Oh come on, you can tell what's make up and what's natural skin tone!
God this conversation is fucking horrible, it's policing women's looks and its sick.
Yes.
We can.
You can't. And as usual, you don't read what people type, and just go off half-cocked, high on your own righteousness.
This is what you said.
Well just a quick look at Hert police twitter account you don't have to scroll far at all see pics of other women officers being shown.
The first one I saw was someone looking like they're heavily tanned and like the fake tan bottle a lot or foundation.
The very top post, the first one you might see is a photo of a police officer discussing the racism she's encountered as a "mixed heritage" officer.
I looked at that and saw a woman. As has been made very apparent to me over the past year, the trans activist movement is predominately white, very well-off, and they rarely tend to mix socially with people not from that background. This is often apparent, but the occasions when white trans activists see mixed race women and assume it is "fake tan" are particularly glaring. It shows they don't even know what mixed-race people look like, never mind associate with them.
Stop denying the raving obvious and resolve from now on to actually read what people say. It's January after all, month of the New Year's Resolution