Teen Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Teen VogueInstagram)「Colorism is pervasive in rap, where women with lighter complexions have long been perceived as the beauty standard. Many have asserted that Ice Spice (@icespice) would never have gotten this far in her career if she weren’t light-skinned. With each new milestone she ticks off, you’ll find folks tagging other female rappers of darker complexions in her comments section, championing their talent and arguing that they deserve Ice’s level of success more than she does. It’s undeniable that light-skinned women in entertainment benefit from colorism. However, in their efforts to demean Ice, commenters unintentionally negate the success of her dark-skinned peers, detracting from their career journeys and diminishing their stardom. “I try not to feed into negativity because I also see that when people are trying to make that point, it's not out of a good place,” she explains. “[They end up putting] somebody else down.” Read our June cover story with Ice Spice at the link in bio. 🧊🌶 🖋: @kaitmcnab 📸: @chinxzam Stylist: @itsrobertojohnson at @saintlukeartists Creative Consultant: @marissa_pelly Producer: @leahmaraproductions Hair: @dijahslayy Makeup: @karinamilan__ Manicurist: @shespolished Prop Stylist: @_selena.liu」6月13日 23時02分