Even if true, that's a tangential point. Look at a picture of someone like Rihanna really close up: she has many traits of ugliness: large nose. You can see clear markers of "ugliness" there, based on traits perceived as ugly. NikiMinaj is similar - I'm giving these as examples because they're so prominent as being sexy. A computer algorithm trying to find ugliness would find them ugly.
However it would be hardly credible to call those people "ugly" in general. I believe structural "ugliness" is very rare, and my belief is that it's caused by developmental issues.
But the vast majority of "ugliness" seen in the modern world has [everything] to do with fatness or bad skin. Those genes are not bad except in the modern world where they are exposed to modern food, modern toxins and modern stress.It sounds like you just don't find Black women to be attractive. Structural ugliness is rare? What do you think keeps plastic surgeons in business? Developmental issues? Where are you getting this stuff? At least I can agree with you that fatness and bad skin are ugly, but that's not the only way people can be ugly.
Here's an evolutionary psychologist's take on the issue of beauty compared with other traits.
My impression is that there are a sizeable number of heterosexual women* who find bad skin(or at least a certain type of bad) attractive. Think Clint Eastwood in Westerns and Russell Crowe in Gladiator. Their skin is kind of rough, likely made so by their experiences and environment, which can represent a kind of macho toughness.
Perhaps it can be attractive to have bad skin, so long as it is extrinsically caused? A marker of the strength to survive adversity, hence attractive? Apparently there was a fashion in Germany in the early 1900's which involved intentionally obtaining a scar on the face, from fencing, which was supposed to be attractive on males("dueling scar.")
http://en.wikipedia....ki/Dueling_scar
Also I think it's quite common for heterosexual women* to find somewhat overweight men attractive too. Seems there's an attraction to a 'big bear' sort of body. Even though it may not be obvious muscle mass, being somewhat overweight may still give a dominance/strength signal that is attractive.
*(and bisexual men and women, and homosexual men too, at least.)
Edited by Brett Black, 21 October 2014 - 03:06 AM.