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Of course not, but the context is a conference in the US.
by jasonwatkinspdx 3y ago
Of course not, but the context is a conference in the US.
- peterfirefly 3y agoAnd you got it wrong. The Irish were not considered non-white. The ethnic divisions were (and are) most definitely not just White vs PoC. It used to be extremely important whether a person was a Catholic or a Protestant, for example, all other kinds of Christianity being conveniently ignored. I liked JeanHeyd's blog because he is a good writer (but a bit on the chatty side). I also love what he does for the C standardization process. His skin colour is completely irrelevant.
- jasonwatkinspdx 3y ago> The Irish were not considered non-white. They absolutely were and you can find writing by Ben Franklin in their own words saying so explicitly.