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> What about in the EU? You don't think there are people there enthusiastically discussing DEI? There probably are but: 1) I understand it's often thought of a
by tablespoon 4y ago
> What about in the EU? You don't think there are people there enthusiastically discussing DEI?
There probably are but: 1) I understand it's often thought of as an Americanism there, and 2) Europe doesn't have the same history, which would make its ground less fertile for it (white people are aboriginal there, and I understand there's little to no history of domestic radicalized slavery, etc.).
- rayiner 4y ago> white people are aboriginal there The Picts would like to have a word with you.
- tablespoon 4y ago> The Picts would like to have a word with you. Would they? All the pictures that come up on an image search are of white people with tattoos.
- rayiner 4y agoThey are light skinned (like many Asians) but they are not “white” in the racial sense. They’re indigenous people that were displaced and extinguished by Germanic tribes.
- washbrain 4y agoHell, for a long time the Irish and Italians weren't considered "white".