Labour has decided to start their campaign with a bang, pruning women of colour and left wingers from the ballot due to reasons such as liking tweets sharing Jon Stewart videos. At the end of the day it boils down to support for Palestine.

Looks like Labour is doing what they can to make sure UK politics remains completely fucked even after the end of the Tory rule.

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    4 months ago

    That’s good to know. Doesn’t really matter if I think it’s weird as long as it’s not actually upsetting anyone!

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          4 months ago

          Thanks, those were both really good articles!

          Seems “BAME” is being rejected mostly for qualities it shares with the term “PoC”.

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            4 months ago

            Happy to help, and yes, there is definitely a move away from the more general “catch-all” terms that seem to exist mostly to make life easier for those outside of the group in question, rather than those in it. It’s a good move.

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              4 months ago

              They’re basically fancy ways of saying “non white”.

              There’s a use case for making that distinction but it’s a lot narrower than expecting people to self-identify in those terms.

              Which, within that use case (e.g talking about wide and systemic oppression by white-led cultures) I guess that could be like the argument some people from certain countries have made that “Third World” is useful term because it does retain the history of its useage, whereas when it’s exchanged for terms like LDCs>Global South>LICs>etc that sort of obscures the historical material conditions and relational aspects which inform the present. Or something.