Some keywords in python-mode are not-so-subtle

[artagnon]

The "self" and "print" keywords are in bright purple, and this is quite distracting. Which color is responsible for this?

[ScriptDevil]

I do not face the same problem. Could you verify using M-x describe-face on the text that is highlighted incorrectly.
The name that it shows is the name that needs to be fixed.

In the python-mode I use, it is font-lock-keyword-face which is handled correctly (bold and bright)

[artagnon]

describe-face on "None":

Face: py-pseudo-keyword-face (sample) (customize this face)

Documentation:
Not documented as a face.

        Family: unspecified
       Foundry: unspecified
         Width: unspecified
        Height: unspecified
        Weight: unspecified
         Slant: unspecified
    Foreground: Purple
    Background: unspecified
     Underline: unspecified
      Overline: unspecified
Strike-through: unspecified
           Box: unspecified
       Inverse: unspecified
       Stipple: unspecified
          Font: unspecified
       Fontset: unspecified
       Inherit: unspecified

And describe-face on "dict":

Face: py-builtins-face (sample) (customize this face)

Documentation:
Not documented as a face.

        Family: unspecified
       Foundry: unspecified
         Width: unspecified
        Height: unspecified
        Weight: unspecified
         Slant: unspecified
    Foreground: Purple
    Background: unspecified
     Underline: unspecified
      Overline: unspecified
Strike-through: unspecified
           Box: unspecified
       Inverse: unspecified
       Stipple: unspecified
          Font: unspecified
       Fontset: unspecified
       Inherit: unspecified

[ScriptDevil]

Update: This results from using python-mode.el instead of python.el. Will fix soon.