Nope she's not. Yuqi saying that 'Shuhua needs to have a darker skin for her to be a policewoman' means that she needs to wear camouflage for her to not be easily spotted. Just like how soldiers do it, they wear camouflage for them to be not spotted, and is that racist? Nope it's not.
I'm gonna show you guys some photos to explain Yuqi's side.
There, I hope that you guys will understand everything that Yuqi isn't racist.
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The reasoning doesn’t make sense because how would that explain white police officers? There are probably people from Scandinavian countries that are super pale and are police officers. I’m sorry but this naivety that people give kpop idols is ridiculous. Kpop is now a global phenomenon and they are public figures they need to realize which comments are fine to say and which are not. Kpop has a global audience now more than ever so the world is watching. There are ads in Asian countries that equate being darker to being miserable, single, unlovable, and not being able to get a promotion at work. Kai and considered dark for a Korean and look up the mean comments some of his fellow Exo members said about him in the past.
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