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Topic	Don't tell me what I can't do: a 10-year LOST retrospective/character ranking
colliding 03/02/21 11:09:28 AM #314:	DeepsPraw posted... well he's obviously not black or asian and I don't think he's supposed to be native american or pacific islander either. please don't tell me you think all latino or hispanic people are people of color... generally the label "person of color" encompasses latinx peoples. I don't know/remember if the fictional character Hurley from Lost identifies as a white hispanic, but even if he did I would still consider him a person of color / non-white. edit: but I mean I guess it really depends on if Hurley considers himself one or not. --- while you slept, the world changed <cite>colliding posted [p:951251827] in Don't tell... [t:79296643]...</cite> <quote>DeepsPraw posted... </cite> <quote>well he's obviously not black or asian and I don't think he's supposed to be native american or pacific islander either. please don't tell me you think all latino or hispanic people are people of color...</quote> generally the label "person of color" encompasses latinx peoples. I don't know/remember if the fictional character Hurley from Lost identifies as a white hispanic, but even if he did I would still consider him a person of color / non-white. edit: but I mean I guess it really depends on if Hurley considers himself one or not. --- while you slept, the world changed</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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