Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:POC is fake
Thank you SO much for sharing such an incisive, detailed analysis of this complex issue.
It isn't a complex issue. It is a nothingness, the term "POC" has no meaning and the people who would be included in this group do not any sense of unity, at all, to be included in a group.
Accurate. It's a fake, new term to pretend the world is divided by white and not white.
While I agree, it is still a term that is widely used which is what this thread is about. So to play along, to me POC is anyone non-European. I'm Southern Italian, in no way would I ever consider myself a POC. My parents were born and raised there, also do not consider themselves POC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:POC is fake
Thank you SO much for sharing such an incisive, detailed analysis of this complex issue.
It isn't a complex issue. It is a nothingness, the term "POC" has no meaning and the people who would be included in this group do not any sense of unity, at all, to be included in a group.
Accurate. It's a fake, new term to pretend the world is divided by white and not white.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:POC is fake
Thank you SO much for sharing such an incisive, detailed analysis of this complex issue.
It isn't a complex issue. It is a nothingness, the term "POC" has no meaning and the people who would be included in this group do not any sense of unity, at all, to be included in a group.
Anonymous wrote:The most tried and true method is the pantone racial color card. Anything less than a 4 and you're white, above 4 is POC. I keep mine in my purse in case I'm confused; I just hold it up to someone discretely and then I know. Sometimes, in the summer, it can be misleading due to tans. This is why some white people become victims of oppression in the summer months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's any person who is not considered white. Someone asked about Italians. I consider them white.
+1 Europeans are considered white. Some may have darker skin, but they are considered "white". Would you really consider someone like Giuliani a POC?
I'm not sure I agree with that.
Or, at the very least, my 102 year old grandfather who came from Ireland at the age of 14 would definitely NOT consider Southern Italians (or Spaniards) to be white
Irish in America were not considered white back in the day either by the way.
You're confusing class with race.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:POC is fake
Thank you SO much for sharing such an incisive, detailed analysis of this complex issue.
Anonymous wrote:POC is fake
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's any person who is not considered white. Someone asked about Italians. I consider them white.
+1 Europeans are considered white. Some may have darker skin, but they are considered "white". Would you really consider someone like Giuliani a POC?
I'm not sure I agree with that.
Or, at the very least, my 102 year old grandfather who came from Ireland at the age of 14 would definitely NOT consider Southern Italians (or Spaniards) to be white
Irish in America were not considered white back in the day either by the way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are Italians POC?
Or Japanese?
Not any more. Yes.
I’m older, and as an Italian-American, I remember being a kid and feeling othered, and I have even been known to comment on “white people food” . But that’s pretty much gone now. True WASP dominance is gone in terms of snobbery, and it’s evolved into lower-class white racial BS.
Woah, how old are you? My grandparents are dead, but would be in their late 90s if they were still alive, and I never heard them refer to Italian Americans as "othered"--and yeah, if they really felt that way I would have known. They grew up as Irish-Americans in Boston.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's any person who is not considered white. Someone asked about Italians. I consider them white.
+1 Europeans are considered white. Some may have darker skin, but they are considered "white". Would you really consider someone like Giuliani a POC?
I'm not sure I agree with that.
Or, at the very least, my 102 year old grandfather who came from Ireland at the age of 14 would definitely NOT consider Southern Italians (or Spaniards) to be white
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's any person who is not considered white. Someone asked about Italians. I consider them white.
+1 Europeans are considered white. Some may have darker skin, but they are considered "white". Would you really consider someone like Giuliani a POC?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone who isn't white.
No. Anyone who doesn’t look white. That’s my definition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are Italians POC?
Or Japanese?
Not any more. Yes.
I’m older, and as an Italian-American, I remember being a kid and feeling othered, and I have even been known to comment on “white people food” . But that’s pretty much gone now. True WASP dominance is gone in terms of snobbery, and it’s evolved into lower-class white racial BS.