At the onset of the 'people of color' use in 2007/8, it was abundantly clear that enforcement of word choice was a power move, and was being used to differentiate between those who would fall in line and those who would not.
It's a little gratifying to see people picking up on this in a broader way now, if still frustrating because those 15 years were...suboptimal.
At the onset of the 'people of color' use in 2007/8, it was abundantly clear that enforcement of word choice was a power move, and was being used to differentiate between those who would fall in line and those who would not.
It's a little gratifying to see people picking up on this in a broader way now, if still frustrating because those 15 years were...suboptimal.
At the onset of the 'people of color' use in 2007/8, it was abundantly clear that enforcement of word choice was a power move, and was being used to differentiate between those who would fall in line and those who would not.
It's a little gratifying to see people picking up on this in a broader way now, if still frustrating because those 15 years were...suboptimal.