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MAC’s Instagram Photo of a Black Model Sparks Racism Controversy

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People are posting racist comments on MAC’s Instagram of a black model. Mac Cosmetics posted a close-up picture of lipstick and now the photo has over 50,000 comments.

On Thursday, MAC Cosmetics posted the following photo of a black model at New York Fashion Week to their Instagram account. The caption reads, “Royal romance at @ohnetitelny #AW16. #MACBackstage #NYFW.”Mac Instragram Cosmetics 2
But, after the photo was posted, one user commented on the Instagram with extremely racist remarks.

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The comment reads, “Black women will never be as beautiful as white women. The only argument blacks have is they have more melanin like that matters [crying emoji]. Yes white women can get injections and when they do, they are basically flawless. You don’t have any thing [sic] over them anymore and thats [sic] why you get so pissed off. Keep lying to yourselves thinking your dark asses look better. [crying emojis]. dont [sic] even come at me with the ‘all white features were first started by blacks’ Even if that was true, WHERE THEY AT THO? [100 emoji] Keep projecting your jealousy on white women though, Id [sic] rather be a cracker with injections than look like the majority of you oily yet ashy at the same time people. Acting like you don’t bleach your skins, get nosejobs, get contacts, and dye your hair blonde. [crying emoji, wave emoji].”

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The comment section featured more and more racist comments. One user wrote, “Holy nigger lips, Batman! What is this color called?… Grape Drank?”

Aamito Stacie Lagum has since responded to the comments by taking a high road on her Instagram.

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