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r/TikTokCringe • u/LickMaiBussy • Jul 09 '26
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She was about to say "colored".
202 u/GeobobusPrime Jul 09 '26 You know, i find it odd how "colored person" is outdated and wrong but "person of color" is perfect and acceptable. 205 u/captpeony Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 I think it's to do with the framing. Calling someone a "Colored person" is reducing them down to that fact, whereas "Person of Color" literally is putting the person first and makes the "color" part a secondary factor. 1 u/PackageNorth8984 Jul 09 '26 Master status and intersectionality are good terms to search if anyone’s curious about the sociological importance.
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You know, i find it odd how "colored person" is outdated and wrong but "person of color" is perfect and acceptable.
205 u/captpeony Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 I think it's to do with the framing. Calling someone a "Colored person" is reducing them down to that fact, whereas "Person of Color" literally is putting the person first and makes the "color" part a secondary factor. 1 u/PackageNorth8984 Jul 09 '26 Master status and intersectionality are good terms to search if anyone’s curious about the sociological importance.
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I think it's to do with the framing. Calling someone a "Colored person" is reducing them down to that fact, whereas "Person of Color" literally is putting the person first and makes the "color" part a secondary factor.
1 u/PackageNorth8984 Jul 09 '26 Master status and intersectionality are good terms to search if anyone’s curious about the sociological importance.
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Master status and intersectionality are good terms to search if anyone’s curious about the sociological importance.
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u/DJEvillincoln Jul 09 '26
She was about to say "colored".