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Topic	Doesn't 'person of color' imply that a person is not normally of color
Winrawr 06/27/21 5:51:22 PM #31:	Lost_All_Senses posted... Which is fine if it's covering common things PoC deal with. When you want to get more in depth, then is when you start breaking it down more and going into the differing experiences of PoC. But you can't do that everytime you bring up social issues. Sometimes you just need to zoom out and focus on the big picture for the conversation. If someone refuses to see more depth when you press them, then yeah, that's telling. People don't talk in-depth about social issues unless they are in academics. It is a topic that is way too complicated for the average American to understand. It's why phrases like Black Lives Matter are misunderstood. <cite>Winrawr posted [p:955496620] in Doesn't 'p... [t:79534736]...</cite> <quote>Lost_All_Senses posted... </cite> <quote>Which is fine if it's covering common things PoC deal with. When you want to get more in depth, then is when you start breaking it down more and going into the differing experiences of PoC. But you can't do that everytime you bring up social issues. Sometimes you just need to zoom out and focus on the big picture for the conversation. If someone refuses to see more depth when you press them, then yeah, that's telling.</quote>People don't talk in-depth about social issues unless they are in academics. It is a topic that is way too complicated for the average American to understand. It's why phrases like Black Lives Matter are misunderstood. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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