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If one were to type the phrase `Bahamian beauty into the renowned search engine Google, the following images would appear:
Figure. 1. Tonique Williams-Darling,
photographed at a luxurious Island House
Beachfront Residence in Ocean Club Estates Figure. 2.
Neglecting the fact that these women ar indeed stunning, with their evenly toned, glossy genuflects and lengthened hair, would be kinda ludicrous. However, to imply that they are a sample representation of the honest population of Bahamain women is even more so. These women, instead, portray an image of pizzazz and to a certain expiration are unachievable, simply because every(prenominal) individual is unique. They represent a goal that most Bahamian women strive for because they are constantly bombarded with the notion that a muliebrity is not desirable unless flaunting long, lustrous hair, luminous, flawless skin and unattainable idealized body figures. This belief induces women to resort to any extent necessary to achieve an imitation of the images, (figures 1 and 2) provided above.
It is evident that the media plays an strategic and destructive role in influencing the attitudes of women towards beauty, especially in the Bahamas.
In her article entitled `Perceptions of Beauty and Identity: The climb Bleaching Phenomenon in Jamaica, Petra Robinson makes the assertion asserts that because of the messages depicted in the media, individuals believe that the light one skin is, the higher their social status.
The opinion that light skin is pleasant, and especially more attractive than dark skin, is permeated throughout the media. This message is extended in portion media, throughout the community, and continues to reverberate among people across all age groups. As a result of this idea that light skin is more attractive than...
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