I have to disagree.
Since I moved to Africa, I have met a couple of "light skinned black" (as you call it) people. They aren't mixed race, their grandparents weren't mixed race, their great grandparents weren't mixed race and as far as their parents and grandparents can remember, there's not mixed race person in their family, but they're light skinned. Yeah, they're full blacks, but light skinned. I know someone like that who married another full black (who has really dark skin), she has light skinned kids.
I don't think it happens often or much, but there are "light skinned blacks."
I hope I didn't offend or upset you with my reply (if I did so, I am truly sorry, because that was not my intention)
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