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And the images that do get taken are often subject to alteration. Snapchat reports that over 200 million people use its filter product, Lenses, every day. Some of them use it to lighten their skin tone. https://t.co/0iqPcZBBNc — PolitiTweet.org

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At a basic level, the imaging chips found in most personal cameras have pre-set ranges for skin tones, making it technically impossible to accurately capture the real variety of complexions. https://t.co/2m127a0rzJ — PolitiTweet.org

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Meanwhile, social media algorithms reinforce the popularity of people with lighter skin to the detriment of those with darker skin. Just this week, Twitter’s image-cropping algorithm was found to prefer faces that are lighter, thinner, and younger. https://t.co/YCj6dhAitP — PolitiTweet.org

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