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In reply to the discussion: "People of Culture" [View all]MattBaggins
(7,948 posts)81. Did this woman say "people of culture" or "people of MY culture"?
that would be a huge difference in meaning.
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We're all people of culture. But also dislike the word "minorities". Some day, hopefully, we won't
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#2
not sure what this means, plenty of culture out there regardless of ethnic group or race
loli phabay
Nov 2013
#8
i would say they are american, a lot of the festivals etc are only done in america
loli phabay
Nov 2013
#13
Because white people are also people of culture. You really want to take a term and
Luminous Animal
Nov 2013
#22
I have no problem with your reasoning. I just wonder why no one thought to be
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#26
Our societies are getting so divided that I believe it will happen that way anyway.
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#106
Well, there's that guy who, when you say "Dylan,' thinks yer talkin' bout Dylan Thomas.
Gidney N Cloyd
Nov 2013
#57
everyone has a culture so it wouldn't make sense in the context people want to use it
JI7
Nov 2013
#21
Follow the posts up thread where I point out that the same reasoning should be
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#28
Are you sure she didn't actually say "people of color", and you misheard her?
Nye Bevan
Nov 2013
#23
Words mean things. Let's take a look at what 'culture' actually means and what you are saying
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2013
#38
What I think is that it means something to ethnic minorities and that is not a bad
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#39
Of course they have a culture, we all do. That's the point. If they think they have a culture and
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2013
#41
And you think that message doesn't get communicated in a number of ways?
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#69
I believe callmecrazy was the one specifically claiming lack of American originality or uniqueness.
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#127
You are right. But I've yet to see the OP recognize that white people also
Luminous Animal
Nov 2013
#129
there was nothing wrong with the story, but he asked about replacing certain terms with others
JI7
Nov 2013
#55
I had no idea that we could, simply by looking at a face, determine a person's culture or heritage.
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#49
That's missing a lot of important information that has already been relayed.
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#71
Statistics show that medical information is not reaching minority groups.
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#73
I think it's in poor taste to try to take a cheap shot on an issue that is very
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2013
#94
I know you're being facetious, but if you let these gauche contrarians really get to you,
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#116
Well, quite frankly, when I'm set upon by a swarm of bees, I start swatting!
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#124
It IS important - it illustrates the utility and respect of relating to a person on their own terms.
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#114
Actually, the OP has claimed that this is a title that "minorities" should
Luminous Animal
Nov 2013
#128
I'm trying to make this as simple as possible so you and the others can understand;
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#135
Then how can it meaningfully describe any subset of humanity in separation from any other?
sibelian
Nov 2013
#162