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So what wording should people use when they want to suggest that someone's culture constrained their thinking, without triggering the anti-SJW brigade? Some of

So what wording should people use when they want to suggest that someone's culture constrained their thinking, without triggering the anti-SJW brigade? Some of those people are so easy to accidentally trigger and so sensitive. How could we have a conversation about this without upsetting them and the conversation subsequently degrading?

tjoff 9y ago
Instead of originating with gender and trying to fit in taste of music etc. into that. Start with what is relevant, the music, maybe that happens to fit nicely into what is considered popular for a specific group of people. Maybe not. "It seems they targeted this kind of music which would have been quite typical for XXX during that time." Or mentioning more specifically that they omitted this kind of music which could explain why it perform poorly in that context. The quote also reads that they it was designed explicitly for western-european men, the gap between that and "they might have biases toward their own taste" is astronomical.
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