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I agree, maybe the title could be editorialized in this case. I was browsing the /r/London subreddit so assumed too much context for a global forum

• colanderman 9y ago
  Agreed, "I drive a black cab" would be much clearer for us Yanks. I assumed it was a race thing too.
  • callumlocke 9y ago
    Would you be OK with me asking you to avoid using a standard U.S. English phrase so it's clearer for us Brits? "Black cab driver" is part of our lexicon. It carries a lot of cultural meaning, and it's always phrased like that. You briefly misunderstood it as race-related, then you learned what it means. I don't see a reason to change anything.
    • colanderman 9y ago
      Yes, I would be OK with that.