[ SECRET POST #2538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2538 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Race: You're either white or POC?

[dreemyweird]

lol nice try. The stupid part is that using the term POC is basically like saying "well there are conventionally white folks and then there are THESE OTHER PEOPLE idgaf what colour they actually are".

Re: Race: You're either white or POC?

[making_excuses]

I always thought POC referred to anyone with dark skin, because classifying most Asians under that does not make sense, quite a few of them are whiter than me (and I am a pretty damn white Scandinavian), so why would they be called Person of Colour?

yes I am aware there are more issues, but that is the one that trips me up when I see POC mentioned

Re: Race: You're either white or POC?

[(Anonymous)]

dmw who's too lazy to log in

See, that's precisely my issue with the term. Everybody uses it differently and ultimately, it just has no meaning. And it is pretty stupid.
(tbqf I'm unsure if Asians are commonly classified as POC. Maybe not.)

Re: Race: You're either white or POC?

[making_excuses]

But if POC does not take into account Asians, the a lot of the discussions I've seen about representation is suddenly pretty eh for a lack of a better term, racist...

Re: Race: You're either white or POC?

[dreemyweird]

True. But I think that generally, when discussing representation, people use POC in the sense of "non-white non-white-passing folks", which includes the non-white-passing Asians.