Such characteristics of persons as their supposed race, skin color, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, and religion play no role in determining one's life prospects in this public sphere except insofar as these traits might happen to affect one's abilities and willingness to offer what others are willing to exchange for money.
Sunscreen is supposed to protect skin.
By the laws of reflex liberalism, those of my ilk are not supposed to "do skin".
Another, more likely scenario is that the two components of the Rawlsian FEO might come into conflict in situations of persistent disadvantage imposed on people on the basis of their supposed race or skin color.
"Selfie" is a quick alternative to Camera360's Pink360, with filters that are supposed to flatter skin tones (hint: "Light" is best for subtly smoothing out blemishes and shadows, while "Glossy" is the filter for you if you want your selfie to possess an unearthly, ethereal glow).
Babies are supposed have soft skin, so if it works on the babies, it works on you!
I was supposed to be getting skin-on-skin time with him, breastfeeding him on demand and taking sweet pictures of him meeting his older sister.
This is medical parlance for defining some kinds of skin cells that are not doing what ordinary, healthy skin is supposed to be doing -- or, as the case may be, supposed to be not doing, under everyday circumstances.
For instance, darker women would bleach their skin because the supposed beauty "standard" is to have lighter skin.
Weird Christian women are supposed to have sallow skin and dress in headdresses, but the Phelps girls were all-American, with long hair and good teeth.
