For most of his life, Karason was a fair-skinned redhead.
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It's the idea that the ruler is fair-skinned, says Emmanuel.
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Most dermatologists will suggest at least an SPF 250, especially for fair-skinned people.
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First went Ms. Rodriquez, a fair-skinned woman who traces her roots to Mexico.
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My fair-skinned mother could pass for white, until her heavy accent betrayed her.
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My mother, a fair-skinned Black woman, could easily pass as white if she wanted.
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Perhaps Rose Gold is the eternal glow of youth — but only for the fair-skinned.
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And fair-skinned people are more likely to get skin cancer than their darker-skinned counterparts.
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Michelle Meredith, an actress and curve model, is fair-skinned and freckled with strawberry-blond hair.
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Its campaign features a fair-skinned and green-eyed white model posing with her mouth ajar.
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A moment later, the woman opens the lid and a fair-skinned Asian man pops out.
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Blond and fair-skinned, Ramsland dresses in preppy, no-nonsense clothes and talks slowly and sincerely.
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On the other side was an illustration of Jesus Christ — fair skinned, fair haired, blue eyed.
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Dancer, 1978-296; Teacher at Dance Theater's school, 21998-280 I'm a fair-skinned black woman.
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A Black Muslim American has her faith probed repeatedly by a fair-skinned woman in a hijab.
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The bright, smiling Ark guides — fair-skinned and blond, like so many folks in Kentucky — seem sincere.
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" "I just returned from a week in Curacao and this fair skinned Midwestern girl did not burn!
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"Nevertheless, the incidence rates of sunburn are still quite high among fair-skinned populations worldwide," Haluza said.
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She writes that, as a fair-skinned teen-ager, she was careful about her exposure to sunlight.
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She is petite and fair-skinned, with watery blue eyes and a salt-and-pepper pixie cut.
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I didn't realize that because most of my relatives are fair-skinned because we're from the North.
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Her children, who were all fair-skinned and named after Jefferson's friends, were freed when they reached adulthood.
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Cepeda's experiences as a fair-skinned Dominican are likely different than those of an Afro-Latina Dominican, for example.
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Lynch is portrayed by a fair-skinned woman with intense eyes who is never seen without her satin scarf.
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It has even been suggested that fair-skinned indoor workers may show a higher risk of melanoma for this reason.
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Although Sophia is fair-skinned, she could be South American or mixed race, so any child can identify with her.
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My mother's family—fair-skinned Ankara professionals who once had a chauffeur and a gardener—clearly fit the "white" profile.
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"For fair-skinned individuals, it's not a major factor," said Lim, who practices at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
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In one of her testimonials, Kahraman talks about the peculiarity of her middle-eastern features among fair-skinned and blonde Swedes.
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But this part of the city is also home to many fair-skinned Hazaras, an Afghan minority often targeted by militants.
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Yet if you can see the sun, you could get burned, especially if you're fair-skinned and burn easily, she says.
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Raised in Israel — in the minority, as a Yemeni woman among the fair-skinned Ashkenazi — she has always been an outsider.
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When the cycle completes, a fair-skinned Asian man in a clean white T-shirt emerges to the delight of the woman.
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When the fair-skinned Mr Plessy answered "yes", yet refused to budge, he was arrested for violating the state's Separate Car Act.
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The 1866 oil painting "Slave Market" depicts a nude fair-skinned enslaved woman being probed by Middle Eastern or North African men.
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Pictures of fair-skinned women occupy billboards and magazines, and it's not uncommon to see commercials on television advertising skin-whitening products.
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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Johnny Depp is very much pro-Sweden ... especially when it comes to the run-of-the-mill beautiful, blonde, fair-skinned citizens.
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Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in fair-skinned populations, and the incidence and mortality rates of it are increasing.
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" Earlier this month she stated she'd given up on the whole process, telling People exclusively, "I'm very fair-skinned without a spray tan.
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One of them, tall, fair-skinned with wide features, threw the stereo on the floor and began beating it with a baseball bat.
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"My daughter is red haired and fair skinned, so we have always been aware of sunburn, but not this," Luker told Good Housekeeping.
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We all know the real Prince is very fair-skinned ... so there's no way his bride-to-be's skin tone should match his.
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But as a fair-skinned, half-Creole and half-Cajun, biracial man, Luck says he's used to people trying to figure out his race.
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It goes without saying that Mamma Mia never would have worked without the blonde-haired, fair-skinned white women at the center of it.
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Some "güeros" had stopped by recently to find out what improvements they might offer, he said, using the Mexican word for fair-skinned people.
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A few years ago, a co-worker, Dot, suggested Sturdevant talk to a quiet fair-skinned man who was struggling with his H.I.V. diagnosis.
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Outspoken and fair-skinned, she struggled both with the black education movement's resistance to female ambition and with the racist assumptions of suffragette leaders.
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In another, we're a privileged class: fair-skinned, high-caste, with a religion that isn't constantly being policed by white and brown people alike.
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I rolled my eyes around the time Spitz started talking about unnamed scientific studies that suggest fair-skinned, blue-eyed people are naturally more shy.
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In fact, she wishes she were even more fair-skinned, like the actors in the Korean dramas that have exploded in popularity in the Philippines.
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Here, the book threatens to veer into that "sunken place," as Lythcott-Haims laments giving birth to a fair-skinned daughter, whom she names Avery.
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Darker skinned indigenous Mexicans are generally marginalized in a cultural landscape that tends to portray the typical Mexican as fair skinned with lighter colored hair.
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After all, Schwartz, as far as she knew, was just like everyone else in her placid community — the fair-skinned descendants of mostly Eastern European Jews.
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Martin did not know the ethnicity of the Safeway employee who came out of the store and looked at her, but described him as fair-skinned.
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Another shot featured a thin, fair-skinned woman sprawled on her side, that could quite possibly be Kardashian West's 22-year-old supermodel sister Kendall Jenner.
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The husband was large and stocky, and the wife was in slacks and a blouse, thin and fair-skinned, with curly hair and a delicate face.
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As the fair-skinned daughter of a black father and a white mother, her work speaks to being mixed race, discussing issues of visibility and invisibility.
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People who only know him by name often assume he is African and are startled when a fair-skinned, white guy of Polish descent opens the door.
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For the new study, the researchers recruited 81 fair-skinned people to sit in the midday sun at Lake Lewisville, Texas, for 3.5 hours in August 2014.
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She and Danny are both fair-skinned and freckled, and don't closely resemble their half-siblings from their father's first marriage, but they never questioned their heritage.
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In Venice Beach, they were like different limbs of the same chestnut-haired, fair-skinned organism, finishing one another's sentences when not cracking up at inside jokes.
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During a time when studios ascribed to Eurocentric aesthetics, Lincoln's choice to wear a short Afro ran counter to the straight-haired, fair-skinned, prototypical femme fatale.
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Lemuel isn't an ethereally beautiful fair-skinned vampire babe along the lines of the aforementioned Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) or True Blood viking king Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgard).
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It was populated mostly by middle- and upper-class people, including many African-American professional men who had fair-skinned wives and children whose complexions matched their mothers'.
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A fair-skinned member of a family of many hues, Ms. Chassagne also remembers listening as darker-skinned relatives talked about the way white people would treat them.
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In May, a detergent maker apologised after airing a television advertisement showing a black man being shoved into a washing machine and coming out a fair-skinned Asian.
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It's explained in the "The Hunger Games" novels that dark-haired Katniss Everdeen physically takes after her deceased father, while younger sister Primrose resembles her fair-skinned, blonde mom.
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Because Gaignard is a fair-skinned mixed-race woman, the artist's own body and characters it produces challenge racial and gender assumptions and stereotypes in uneven and profound ways.
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While Brady suffered frequent sunburns as a "fair-skinned Irish boy" growing up in California, he says he doesn't get them anymore because of all the water he drinks.
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According to our oral history, Grandma Nancy was fair-skinned and blue-eyed, and she was forced to wear a head scarf to distinguish her from the white women.
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In India, where it has been sold for the last four decades, its popularity is attributed to the close connection between South Asian ideals of beauty and being fair-skinned.
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To figure this out, the researchers applied sunscreen layers of varying thicknesses to the "upper buttocks" of 2100 fair-skinned people and exposed them to UV light using a specialized lamp.
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The massage parlor industry is booming and many customers prefer fair-skinned women from countries like Thailand and Uzbekistan, said Hasina Kharbhih, founder of the anti-trafficking group Impulse NGO Network.
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Today, my children, who are roughly a fifth West African descended, are so blond-haired and fair-skinned that they can blend in with the locals when we travel in Sweden.
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And check this: Though he was a catalyst for blood donating and given prime opportunities by powerful white folks, not even the fair-skinned Dr. Drew was allowed to break that ban.
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The drawing room exuded a sort of Victorian upper-class taste — Persian rugs, carved chairs, a gilt-framed portrait of a fair-skinned woman in a flouncy dress, holding a chubby baby.
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In school, first thing they teach us is, 'Oh, Columbus discovered America,' but when he got there, there were some fair-skinned people with the long hair smoking on the peace pipes.
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"This is a situation where you want to know your skin," she said, adding that a fair-skinned individual might want to use a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or 50.
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Together, they formed part of a large and close-knit family whose members ranged from Episcopalians to Quakers, impoverished to wealthy, fair-skinned and blue-eyed to dark-skinned and curly-haired.
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As I grew older, I learned that the fair-skinned, blue-eyed depiction of Jesus has for centuries adorned stained glass windows and altars in churches throughout the United States and Europe.
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Seated at a long table were 10 judges with the future of the fashion industry in their hands: five women and five men; three were of Asian descent, and all extremely fair-skinned.
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A Chinese laundry detergent maker apologized for the harm caused by the spread of an ad in which a black man "washed" by its product was transformed into a fair-skinned Asian man.
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Despite public health efforts to increase people's awareness of these risk factors, Yang mentioned there has been an increase of melanoma cases over the past decades, particularly in regions with fair-skinned populations.
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With surprising efficacy, these objects grab at the museumgoer, Suh's welcome mat whispering of an anonymity that includes all subjects, and Lange's 1937 image representing the displaced as a fair-skinned madonna and child.
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Like Desdunes, Plessy was light-skinned—"fair-skinned enough to cause confusion," as Luxenberg puts it, suggesting that Plessy might have been accustomed to passing, as many nominally "colored" people in New Orleans did.
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A fair-skinned and lanky man wearing white sunglasses, a star-spangled bandana, and a red shirt, Matt Kaminski was the lone member of Jake's family to fly to Rio to watch him compete.
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Mary L. Stevenson, a dermatologist and micrographic surgeon at New York University's Langone Medical Center, recommends that fair-skinned individuals with a history of sun exposure see a dermatologist annually for a skin-cancer screening.
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The story of a fair-skinned black woman coming of age through three marriages and various challenges, the novel was rereleased in the 1970s after Alice Walker, writing in Ms. magazine, revived interest in Hurston.
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According to some, the Aztecs mostly sacrificed fair-skinned prisoners to appease the gods on eclipse days, but that report comes from a 16th-century Spanish missionary, so take it with a grain of salt.
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She taught me that light skin is not a pass for assimilation, but an opportunity for infiltration: We could work to make our community accessible for everyone, not just for the fair-skinned people within it.
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The selection of 113 photos included from the series of 100 largely focuses on "the persistent association of white femininity with motherhood and domesticity, fair-skinned beauty, rosy youthfulness, and sexual availability," as the text articulated.
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As recently as 22, the rapper A$AP Rocky, while on tour with Rihanna, was criticized for telling the lifestyle site the Coveteur that "You have to be fair skinned to get away with" wearing red lipstick.
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In 2016, a laundry detergent company in China apologized after running an ad in which a black man was stuffed headfirst into a washing machine only to emerge a moment later as a fair-skinned Asian man.
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For fair-skinned people, short exposure to the summer sun twice a week for the face, arms, hands or back — less time than it takes to turn the skin pink — is enough to get the vitamin D benefits.
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Phenomenally talented, and already Instagram famous before their first appearance on the show, they were willowy and fair-skinned, exceptionally gifted at pulling off classically "fishy" looks, which in drag slang means feminine to the point of passing.
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Franco recently published a series of interviews with several victims of attempted kidnappings, and he told VICE News the majority of those targeted have been short, slim, and fair-skinned brunettes in their late teens or early 20s.
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Not surprisingly, the stories reflect the racial, religious, socio-economic and gender prejudices of India's predominantly patriarchal and religious orthodoxy, which privileges fair-skinned, upper-caste Hindu males (caste is a toxic, hereditary class system particular to the Hindu religion).
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In March 2017, Burch's namesake label used a video campaign "#ToryStory: An American Roadtrip" featuring Poppy Delevingne and other fair-skinned models singing and dancing to "Juju On That Beat," which some took as yet another example of whitewashing Black music.
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So I was confused, when, just before travelling to New York, a few days after waiting hours in a Toronto hotel lobby for another soon-to-be cancelled interview, I was greeted with a seemingly fair-skinned Spice on Instagram.
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Looking more closely at the figure, the viewer may recognize not only the cross-dressing man, but also, directly behind him, a small black boy paired with a fair-skinned, blonde-haired girl with their gazes fixed upon each other.
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Earlier this year, a Chinese laundry detergent maker apologized "for the harm caused to the African people" over its TV advertisement that showed a black man being stuffed into a washing machine and coming out a fair-skinned Asian man.
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Though I doubt any foreign tourist would be executed for non-religion during this tourism push — fair-skinned foreigners from developed countries enjoy a privileged position in Saudi Arabia — these rules are representative of the intensely restrictive nature of the country.
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From a brown-skinned, purple-haired animated narrator featured in "Talking Sexual Orientation With Jane" to a red-haired, fair-skinned, pimply boy wracked by puberty in "How the Boner Grows," characters of all skin colors, body types, and creeds populate the videos.
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The new guidelines from the government-backed, independent panel of primary care and preventive health experts also apply to some fair-skinned adults 25 and older who have an increased risk of skin cancer, but they don't apply to people with darker skin.
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Her blithe acknowledgment of her own beauty's benefits — "I looked like Brigitte Bardot," she writes in Eve's Hollywood — ignores the fact that this likeness would not be so advantageous if it did not signify the blonde, fair-skinned aesthetic venerated by the whole of the Western world.
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One of my closest friends had a cerebral hemorrhage at age 27; another, a fair-skinned redhead, regularly has pre-cancerous moles removed from her body despite armoring herself in sun-protective gear every time she so much as crosses a parking lot; another is HIV-positive.
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So if more white males with generally homogeneous mannerisms have been hired in the past, it's possible that algorithms will be trained to favorably rate predominantly fair-skinned, male candidates while penalizing women and people of color who do not exhibit the same verbal and nonverbal cues.
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He found himself watching one freckled, fair-skinned cameraman in particular, the one with the long reddish ponytail shooting for CSPAN, who was glancing between screens and the fray with such pained incomprehension that his head seemed to somehow physically contort and cave under the pressure.
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One of these Souda students, Manir, is about the height of my elbow, fair-skinned, with a close-cropped haircut, pale blue down jacket, and a drawn-on earring (I think he borrows one of the felt tip pens in the entrance hall to trace it anew every morning).
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Tory Burch found itself in that uncomfortable situation when its latest video campaign was subject to accusations of the latter: "#ToryStory: An American Roadtrip" featured Poppy Delevingne and other fair-skinned models sinhing and dancing to "Juju On That Beat," which some took as yet another example of whitewashing Black music.
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"I was at my aunt's house when the family member who had the laptop called me, a friend of his, and my uncle to the kitchen where he opened the laptop to show a video of Kanye in clear view having sex with a fair-skinned black woman," he told the site.
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At the same time, Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Montgomery Ward were delivering bigness to the rural masses through the original home shopping network: consolidated mail-order catalogs, some over 700 pages, that offered everything from button-hooks and brassieres to motor buggies, delivered directly to their customer's doorstep via the U.S.P.S. An early Sears catalog cover, boasting "Our trade reaches around the world," featured a fair-skinned maiden, addressed envelope in hand, floating over a bucolic American farmstead astride a cornucopia spilling furniture, guns, pianos and clothing.
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