These kind of requests are super US-centric without any regards to the rest of the world. I understand these things stem from a place of discomfort with the ra

These kind of requests are super US-centric without any regards to the rest of the world. I understand these things stem from a place of discomfort with the racial crisis in the US - and I applaud the intentions. However, these requests are not inclusive to: - The foreigner in your team trying to think and communicate in English, while tip-toeing around whatever was deemed offensive this week on Twitter. - The developer in Botswana trying to keep up with this week's terminology changes as dictated by Twitter influencers in the US. I dread the day when someone gets in trouble for saying "Hey guys, I added the URL in the whitelist and pushed it to master"