I used the term "whitewashed" in the metaphoric censorship sense recently. I used it to describe the abhorrent behaviour of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), the Republican and Democratic Parties and the Mainstream Media, in the recent U.S. election, for whitewashing the Third Party Candidates and their supporters.
I have also used this term for so-called Affirmative Action Programs. Repugnant.
Next time someone refers to themselves as "white" (no one is really 'white', unless they are an albino), challenge them as to if they know if they know the tribe to which they belong.
Is it normal to hate the term "white washed"?
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I used the term "whitewashed" in the metaphoric censorship sense recently. I used it to describe the abhorrent behaviour of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), the Republican and Democratic Parties and the Mainstream Media, in the recent U.S. election, for whitewashing the Third Party Candidates and their supporters.
I have also used this term for so-called Affirmative Action Programs. Repugnant.
Next time someone refers to themselves as "white" (no one is really 'white', unless they are an albino), challenge them as to if they know if they know the tribe to which they belong.