Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Black, [and] Indigenous, [and other] People of Color. It's actually the most inclusive of all variations of POC, if you don't leave out the conjunctions. BIOPOC would be the better acronym than BIPOC.
Up until now, that's how I had read it. But now I think it is about excluding Asians.
POC is actually the most inclusive term. The reason to change it seems obvious, in hindsight. It's too inclusive.
This is nonsense. In my circle, the people who embrace the term the most are Southeast and South Asian.
Nope. I'm South Asian and I am a POC but I am not BIPOC (Black and Indigenous People of Color). Even if you think it's as the poster above stated- Black and Indigenous and other people of color. It clearly others some of those that are already othered. Instead of all minorities being othered by the majority, it is now some minorities othered by other minorities.
It's clear the new term is to highlight certain races and eliminate others. It's divisive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Black, [and] Indigenous, [and other] People of Color. It's actually the most inclusive of all variations of POC, if you don't leave out the conjunctions. BIOPOC would be the better acronym than BIPOC.
Up until now, that's how I had read it. But now I think it is about excluding Asians.
POC is actually the most inclusive term. The reason to change it seems obvious, in hindsight. It's too inclusive.
This is nonsense. In my circle, the people who embrace the term the most are Southeast and South Asian.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Black, [and] Indigenous, [and other] People of Color. It's actually the most inclusive of all variations of POC, if you don't leave out the conjunctions. BIOPOC would be the better acronym than BIPOC.
Up until now, that's how I had read it. But now I think it is about excluding Asians.
POC is actually the most inclusive term. The reason to change it seems obvious, in hindsight. It's too inclusive.
Anonymous wrote:Black, [and] Indigenous, [and other] People of Color. It's actually the most inclusive of all variations of POC, if you don't leave out the conjunctions. BIOPOC would be the better acronym than BIPOC.
Anonymous wrote:The term is wrong. Black people are not “indigenous” to this country. Only Native Americans are. Have we resorted to making sh!t up now?
Anonymous wrote:I can say that woke white people came up with BIPOC.
No black person I know uses it unless they're under 30 and super Lefty
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can say that woke white people came up with BIPOC.
No black person I know uses it unless they're under 30 and super Lefty
Yeah. I"m black and 31 and I just started seeing this. I really don't care.
Anonymous wrote:I can say that woke white people came up with BIPOC.
No black person I know uses it unless they're under 30 and super Lefty
Anonymous wrote:I can say that woke white people came up with BIPOC.
No black person I know uses it unless they're under 30 and super Lefty