skinned

"I think I've got a lot of privilege, because I'm quite a light skinned woman of colour," she says.

A prosthetic offered after mastectomy "until very recently came in either a white colour or a pale peach colour. And if you're a woman who isn't fair skinned, then that is so 'othering' for you".

The media, he said, and especially the late-night comedy shows, “skinned me alive. They rolled me in margarita salt.”

My mom is lighter skinned, so she always thought she was the pretty one.

Using an ancient shepherd practice, the dead lambs are skinned, and the orphans given a makeshift "coat".