For a minute there, I thought some muzzie cleric was expressing his opinion on our imperial FL. But it was just some used-up “supermodel”. Nothing to see here. Move on.
Iman, 53, also told Parade that her rise to catwalk superstardom did not free her from racism. "You suddenly represent a whole race, and that race goes, ?Well, that person does not represent our ideals of beauty.? For lack of a better term, it becomes what it was like during slavery," she said. "One had the field nigger and the house nigger. There was this notion that I was chosen by white fashion editors to be better than the rest, which I am not. I did not like being thought of as the house nigger."