Somewhat related but not, Marvel comics once made this character named Bishop who was an X-men. People were kinda weirded out by"black man with straight hair". And Animal Crossing Bells this was something that happened in the community.
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This apparently is fairly common and happens to many dark skinned characters because people just can not get in their heads the idea of other races using really dark skin even if they make it obvious the character is not of African origin.
Things like this is why I don't like people claiming Marceline from adventure time is half black, cause her mom has directly, brown hair.speaking as a non black minority its really pretty fucking offensive how they attempt to assert every dark skinned character that isnt explicitly stated to be not black as black. Dont to Nook Miles Ticket For Sale do us exactly what whites do/did to you