03-29-2016, 11:36 PM
(03-29-2016, 11:23 PM)GMDino Wrote: Things like black face carry a certain historical "weight". That's why (right or wrong) people get upset when the word "lynch" is used toward blacks or when "code words" get bandied about like "uppity".
It's not limited to blacks. Most minorities have had some kind of stereotype used to portray them over time and most are now severely frowned upon because they were co-opted to degrade and demean those groups.
Again....totally understand and agree.
I guess I'm approaching I'd as a "letter of the law" kind of direction, sans sensitivity.
I'm not promoting anything.
It's more of a "Gee... my wife is cackling it up with a couple other hens in the family room and I'm really bored. Hmmmm... how far would this university go to protect free speech/expression? ".
