Now I don’t mean in the sense that some people don’t get a good shot at high profile matches or title belts, because they certainly do, and WWE is not racist in that fashion. But, when the do the onscreen matchup with the headshots of the wrestlers involved, (you know the ones that say “later”,…
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Now I don’t mean in the sense that some people don’t get a good shot at high profile matches or title belts, because they certainly do, and WWE is not racist in that fashion. But, when the do the onscreen matchup with the headshots of the wrestlers involved, (you know the ones that say “later”, “still to cskin analyzer malaysiaome” or “up next”, etc.) it’s understandable that they’d have a pic of the face with a smile, and the heel with either a deadpan or an angry look. But has anyone else noticed they lighten the skin tone of some of the darker complected wrestlers? Specifically Mark Henry, I’ve noticed when he was a heel he looked very dark, but now that he’s face, those promo shots look much lighter. Anyone else notice anything of the sort?

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Maikang I didn’t notice, but I keep an eye on it next time I watch Raw, it could be something or might just of been the lighting they used during the promo shot, I really wouldn’t know for sure, but WWE does have a tendency to play into certain stereotypes once in a whileskin analyzer

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