No, but saying "long-haired and fair-skinned" is "objectively beautiful and attractive" has certain implications as a statement, when the topic is black-skinned, short-cropped people.
You have two choices:
1. "long-haired and fair-skinned" people can be "objectively beautiful and attractive", but so can black-skinned, short-cropped people; in which case why did you bring it up as an argument, since clearly it's not making a point.
2. "long-haired and fair-skinned" can be "objectively beautiful and attractive", but black-skinned, short-cropped people can't be; in which case, congrats Mr. Racist.
You can really pick either one, that's entirely up to you.