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It might come as a shock, but majority of people using the terms “whitelist” and “blacklist” are not native English speakers. For them the words “black” and “wh
by andreskytt 6y ago
It might come as a shock, but majority of people using the terms “whitelist” and “blacklist” are not native English speakers. For them the words “black” and “white” have a completely different connotation, even translated. In some cultures, death is white. So who are you guys to draw an universal line for the rest of the world?
- zdragnar 6y agoRace in America is only ever about race in America, of course. It's why white politicians get kente cloths draped over their shoulders by the black politicians as a show of solidarity, despite the history of the kente cloth.