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Originally posted by mezzer
David Lammy being a good example. Born in Tottenham, presumably not being whisked off to private school and out of the State system, and progressing to Harvard and being a qualified barrister from what I gather. A shining example of what can be achieved. It's a shame that negativity outweighs the positivity, but that is a human characteristic across millions, regardless of colour. I always say this. It matters how you sound. In my experience and opinion it matters more than visually. Edited by Rudi Hedman (31 Mar 2021 9.44am)
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
When you hear the recent KFC advert on the radio and that girl (young woman) talk on the advert, you can understand a bit more about why some will never get a chance. The way she says ‘’Big deal. Online. Apply.’’ Dear me. I bet girls practice and want to copy this, just like the rap culture which gets carried into adulthood long term. Being accepted in your teenage social circle does not mean accepted professionally in adulthood, but it means everything to be in a group as a teenager. But it’s here to stay and stay separated from professional working environments, except when required to advertise it or make some music or urban tv. I worked with a west Indian guy and his thick accent was so very obviously genuine. After a while and actually asking what he just said a few times I got to understand all of what he was saying. He was never offended by me asking BTW and appreciated me not being a nodding dog. My point is its so easy to spot a genuine accent from a fake one done for image. These kids need to be themselves as the future will chew them up and spit them out.
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Hope this gets rolling as people have lost both lives and their whole existence through this thing.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Maybe common sense has arrived? Man loses court case because he was offended by the term coloured. I got the impression that this was faux outrage and that he was looking for a pay day, well he didn't get one. I am utterly perplexed at how ethnic types can call themselves 'People of Colour' and then take offence at term 'Coloured'. Surely one follows on from the other? Be genuinely interested to read why I am wrong on this.
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Originally posted by Matov
I am utterly perplexed at how ethnic types can call themselves 'People of Colour' and then take offence at term 'Coloured'. Surely one follows on from the other? Be genuinely interested to read why I am wrong on this. You know as well as I do that you're not wrong. But that won't stop illogical and convoluted arguments being put forward to try and show that you are.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
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Anti-White is the new black.
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Originally posted by Matov
I am utterly perplexed at how ethnic types can call themselves 'People of Colour' and then take offence at term 'Coloured'. Surely one follows on from the other? Be genuinely interested to read why I am wrong on this. It's called seeking power by the control of language. Nothing new.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
It's called seeking power by the control of language. Nothing new. I get that, and in some cases don't actually have an issue with it. For example the term 'Gammon'. Love it to bits. Fits perfectly. Proud to own it. But there is zero logic to this 'coloured' as offensive in context of 'people of colour'. One follows on from the other.
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Never mind taking the knee how about taking the p*ss
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