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Washingtonian said:
( November 27th, 2023 @ 9:31 pm )
Geees I must be older than u guys. "Colored" people was the polite term that polite ppl used to refer to Negro race. The rude term was the N word. Negro wasnt used much either,because when said, it was often mispronounced sounding a lot like the N word. Around 1970 Negroes decided they wanted 2b called Black or Blacks. Being polite we agreed. Then it changed to Afro-America. Later Al Sharpton realizing he needed a bigger minority army invented, black & brown ppl, which meant of course "all ppl of the world" vs. white ppl. In a few yrs it changed to "ppl of color." Which sounds a lot lik "people of society" or "ppl of wealth." They like that over just the term "colored." However I must say I hav color too...I'm not th crayon color of white. All ppl of all races r diff shades of color. I get confused tho. When is a white Negro, a black person? Seems to me that person had privilege when growing up. I know some Caucasians that r so dark, one would confuse them as African. Stop the nonsense
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But there is no differnce. THese are functionally the same term. "of color" and "colored" are the same thing. This is a typical playing with words by the far left.
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People of color = respect
Colored people = disrespect I'm not surprised you don't know the difference. |
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Gee, when I was growing up, it was impolite and indeed insulting to use the term "colored people" but now it is in vogue with the far left to use the term "people of color". What's the difference?
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There he goes again, Bigot Bob trying to bring race into an issue that is ideological. Everyone involved in this is white.
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Something people of color are all too familiar.
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I wish Mr. Houck well in his civil trial seeking justice. I fear there will be many more of these trials filed against the corrupt Department of Injustice under Non Patriot AG Garland.
And who pays here, ultimately? The American taxpayers will pay out this settlement, and the many more to follow. |
