3 ms·
Person of color. Used as a distinction due the perceived user base here being mostly white males. It’s a common term. And now that you know the meaning you’ll
by distantaidenn 6y ago
Person of color. Used as a distinction due the perceived user base here being mostly white males. It’s a common term.
And now that you know the meaning you’ll be seeing it every where... Baader Meinhof phenomenon and all that.
- OJFord 6y agoOh, thanks. Maybe. (I certainly do experience that in general!) In the UK though I very rarely hear people describe themselves or others as 'a person/people of colour' though, even in full I mean; it's American to my ear.