Everyday racism explained quick:
My word processor does not know the word racialise (dictionary.com/browse/raciali…) but has no problem with the word Cthulhu.
...You know, the tentacled monster from outer space invented by a white supremacist in 1926.
My word processor does not know the word racialise (dictionary.com/browse/raciali…) but has no problem with the word Cthulhu.
...You know, the tentacled monster from outer space invented by a white supremacist in 1926.
It's fascinating how the struggle to 'include' words against the will of word processors mirrors 'inclusion' work elsewhere. It takes double the energy to get 'fringe' words written.
All you want to do is to get things done. But some instance out there marks your stuff as 'questionble' and requires you to check, justify, and maybe develop doubts about the legitimacy of what you are doing.
word processors show how exclusion has been outsourced to machines.
word processors show how exclusion has been outsourced to machines.
