"Light skinned nature" and "white woman"?  Am I reading too much into this?  Because this kinda gave me pause/troubles me?  So would a dark-skinned or "black woman" not be a fitting exhibitor of the other qualities that Juldeh speaks of?  I've just got a lot of thoughts/questions rolling around in my head at the moment, that I can put in a nutshell by saying that colorism rears its ugly head in the most unlikely of places (for me anyway).  And did you say this is a traditional song?  Or is this one that Juldeh wrote?  I mean, to think that skin color is a marker of good moral character, I'm just speechless.  

Color don't mean nothin' except what we (and it seems Juldeh too) puts into it.  

Ginny



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