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Topic	Is the term "Indian" racist?
DepreceV2 12/13/20 11:15:08 PM #5:	Iodine posted... Dude they aren't Indian tho. It never made any sense to call Native Americans 'Indian'. I understand that aspect. Clearly Native Americans arent Indian. However, the overall term isnt actually racist correct? It is more like it is being used incorrectly. The N word only has one definition so there is no dispute what so ever on that. Colorahdo posted... Might be more that their logo is a racial stereotype... That is what I was thinking. For that example, its more about the combination of the Logo and the name right? Which means that changing the logo should fix the issue correct? Im not trying to troll or be an ass or anything like that. Im legit trying to get an understanding. --- I will admit I'm wrong if you prove me wrong. It's how it always should be <cite>DepreceV2 posted [p:948305618] in Is the ter... [t:79173912]...</cite> <quote>Iodine posted... </cite> <quote>Dude they aren't Indian tho. It never made any sense to call Native Americans 'Indian'.</quote> I understand that aspect. Clearly Native Americans arent Indian. However, the overall term isnt actually racist correct? It is more like it is being used incorrectly. The N word only has one definition so there is no dispute what so ever on that. Colorahdo posted... </cite> <quote>Might be more that their logo is a racial stereotype...</quote> That is what I was thinking. For that example, its more about the combination of the Logo and the name right? Which means that changing the logo should fix the issue correct? Im not trying to troll or be an ass or anything like that. Im legit trying to get an understanding. --- I will admit I'm wrong if you prove me wrong. It's how it always should be</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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