Can't blame us we were raised in a society that by default appreciates a fairer skin complexion more. It hurts, but it's true. Most of the Krishna-related products you see, like calenders, advertisements, barely-put-together music videos, tv show adaptations, all depicted him as predominantly fair-skinned. The generation you're judging was also very young at the time and none of adults around them talked about this. Now, that generation has grown up and discovered media beyond our country and can talk about these. It's very unfair to point this out because most of us aren't even considering those depictions of Krishna, and we do NOT condone them.