South Indians tweet photos of themselves to celebrate their brown skin
Last week, a 19-year-old Singapore-based student Tricia Ferdinandt, wrote a long thread about being South Indian on Twitter in which she complained that South Asian beauty is always portrayed as being light-skin oriented and dark skin is hardly ever seen. She then went on to propose a hashtag that people could use to celebrate being a South Indian.
This led South Indian people to start posting their own pictures on Twitter to showcase their pride in possessing dark skin and facial features typically associated with them. What’s even better is that even men decided to take part in the Twitter trend and posted photos of themselves in South Indian attire on social media.
Check out some of the most awesome tweets that used the hashtag #southindianandproud posted by social media users:
hindustani-tamil-malayalee kutty sick & tired of my south indians being under-appreciated ✊ðŸ½#SouthIndianAndProud 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/yFLjtoJbLU
— gulab jamun (@K0HIN00R) June 5, 2016
#southindianandproud is actually trending, teehee, 👑✨ðŸ'• pic.twitter.com/Zq4ZWS0zOO
— nathiyafaith (@NathiyaFaith) June 6, 2016
I also want #SouthIndianAndProud 👳🿠pic.twitter.com/R428iF7crh
— Sobana Sukumaran (@sobannna) June 6, 2016
well😼🙇🾠#SouthIndianAndProud pic.twitter.com/Hcv9K4pgGD
— Harran (@harranz_) June 6, 2016
I've got to admit that I am 😛☺ï¸ðŸ˜ #SouthIndianAndProud pic.twitter.com/5RvzOgTOyf
— Raphael (@raphaelraj777) June 6, 2016
Why the hell not. Proud to be a Malayalee. Proud to be an Indian. #southindianandproud pic.twitter.com/guhpx2BSQy
— Shreedhya Kurup (@Shreedzter) June 6, 2016
Can't deny. Queens of Bollywood. One of the many reasons why - #SouthIndianAndProud 😚ðŸ'• pic.twitter.com/LDlhbYG4CL
— Ranveer's அனà¯bae✨ (@deepikasbae) June 6, 2016
get a girl who can do both? nah man HAHAHAHAHA #SouthIndianAndProud lel 🌸🌸🌸🌸 pic.twitter.com/XuKpajfDhl
— not agnésbae (@notagnesbae) June 6, 2016