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So I can't profess to know much about PC/inclusive language (or whatever the kids call it these days), but: The way I see it, is its an unwanted highlighting o
by KuhlMensch 8y ago
So I can't profess to know much about PC/inclusive language (or whatever the kids call it these days), but:
The way I see it, is its an unwanted highlighting of an ethnic difference, in a non-inclusive way.
The same way that unsolicited comments on certain physical features of is giving unwanted attention to those features. Especially if those features are a sensitive subject (e.g. part of the sexual dimorphism).
Of course you can do it when you have the other persons trust, or invitation.