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Slavs are non-black People of Colour now
The previous entry (https://t.ziobrowski.org/post/638549735253426176/what-were-the-experiences-of-italian-irish-and) was reposted to celebrate the official inclusion of the Slavic people into the (cess)pool of self-proclaimed victims of racism in US. Can we offically use the N- word in Poland now? Here's a handful of quotes: "Facing forms of discrimation and exclusion as did the Polish, Irish, and Italians" "The subsequent six reports will be community-specific reports on the African American, African immigrant and refugee, Asian/Pacific Islander, Latino, Native American and Slavic communities." And links: https://www.reddit.com/r/Portland/comments/kegszs/multnomah_communities_of_color_slavs_are_poc_now/ https://www.coalitioncommunitiescolor.org/research-and-publications/cccunsettlingprofile
For any of my fellow Polish-speaking people. Heloł Polacy.
5 Polish women of colour discuss why they don't want to be called m-word, which is considered neutral in Poland, but it's not. (via @KodamaMarta on twitter) (Also this is the photo (i think) they mention of a protestor with the sign saying Stop Calling Me Murzyn, cc @sarajawadart)
They also discuss some of their other experiences with racism in Poland and other European countries.