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yes, i misspoke on that "agree" comment.

seem to take criticism of a point as direct at you personally, when its about the subject. the use of "Black" as expressed by the article is lumping many diverse cultures together as one, and not something universally accepted. many would say black is a description of what someone looks like...

that would be an American acedemics' opinon, not widely shared. what common culture, identity or exeriences do you think there is between a Nigerian, a Briton of mixed African and English heritage, a Rasta in Jamaica or a Professor in California? imagine saying these people are all the same...

thats exactly the point. being racist is racist, like the chap triggering this debate. i was highlighting the rabbit hole of being accused of that for simply using the wrong/out of date terminology. i do care about those self-appointed groups when they are from the community affected.

the phrase "people/person of colour" has become popular correct term in recent years. this has led to confusion with those older or around older people, who remember the older phrase and use it by accident. then get censured for using such a term as being out of touch. there is a movement from...