House Bill 1005 would have abolished a requirement in the Colorado Labor Peace Act that 75% of workers at a company sign off before unions can negotiate with businesses over union dues
I feel like in historical context it’s unnecessary to censor the word Negroes, even though it’s no longer acceptable. I actually looked up the article you quoted to make sure Vlady wasn’t dropping hard R’s, since you kind of never know.
However that could be the type of buried white privilege similar to thinking it’d be fun to travel back in time to see history in person is, and am open to correction. Just seems like the term wasn’t being used with hate like the N word absolutely always was and is.
I strongly agree with censoring quotes, largely in general. Unless the person has used such terrible vulgarity that the repetition of it in quoting is useless and can just be replaced by [slur], don’t wash somebody else’s disgusting language for them let their words belong to them.
The term is still acceptable, just not on US social media. You also should say “unalive” instead of “dead”, it’s all idiocy.
I think you can still say “idiocy”
I’m not sure if the word police phenomenon is a USA thing or world-wide… hopefully other countries don’t divert themselves with such needless, constant drama over language.
I feel like in historical context it’s unnecessary to censor the word Negroes, even though it’s no longer acceptable. I actually looked up the article you quoted to make sure Vlady wasn’t dropping hard R’s, since you kind of never know.
However that could be the type of buried white privilege similar to thinking it’d be fun to travel back in time to see history in person is, and am open to correction. Just seems like the term wasn’t being used with hate like the N word absolutely always was and is.
Edit: never been more relieved to be on the mark…
Honestly I’m just used to censoring it for the reddit/facebook/etc algorithmic censors. I generally dislike censoring quotes.
I strongly agree with censoring quotes, largely in general. Unless the person has used such terrible vulgarity that the repetition of it in quoting is useless and can just be replaced by [slur], don’t wash somebody else’s disgusting language for them let their words belong to them.
The term is still acceptable, just not on US social media. You also should say “unalive” instead of “dead”, it’s all idiocy.
I think you can still say “idiocy”
I’m not sure if the word police phenomenon is a USA thing or world-wide… hopefully other countries don’t divert themselves with such needless, constant drama over language.
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It’s still used even.