Q:What about individuals like me, who are Native American but have the complexion of a Caucasian girl? What should I do for cosplays, or everyday situations? Should I bronze my skin to match my ethnicity or is that racist cause I don't look enough like it?
Deedee:
It’s like I’m talking to walls. Just big old walls.
Don’t change your skin. It’s racist. It’s brown face. Don’t ever do it. NO!
I’ma say this till I’m blue in the face I know.
Glad I’m working on a new FAQ because if I say this one more time I’ma flip shit.
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