And there’s an irony if companies that want to stand out with black-and-white logos instead make people confused about which app is which, said Marcie Cooperman, a color theory expert at the New ...

Why Do All the Snapchat Filters Try to Make You Look White? ... and the criminal justice system that unfairly targets Black Americans. He says, “This is not about what an individual thinks alone.

King also said that it was a “mischaracterisation” to say that white Snapchat executives had failed to include black perspectives and that “regardless of our diverse backgrounds, we are all ...

The snap chat logo changed and I’m freaked out . Mom come pick me up I’m scared — AhoopadelicBabe🌻 (@MajesticEevee7) August 13, 2019 There is a practical reason for the change.

Snapchat is redressing an imbalance of representation between Black British footballers and their white counterparts by immortalizing absent greats with a series of augmented reality statues.