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Greeting Ayinde
Well we can agree to disagree on that. I have never meet ALL light skinned people and have not walked in there shoes so I will not say NO light skin person is worthy to lead a black movement. I do sight where you are coming from though.
I would feel different if we were talking about a white person leading a black movement. For I, light skinned people from black mothers and fathers are black still. Light skin black and white person are not the same in my opinion.
Peace
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