He is black?
Does simply "He is black" carry any racial discrimination or implication? If that is, what is the way to express properly so that there is no discrimination? Because I have to post in a forum and ask question but it is unavoidable to say someone is black and I am worried that those people are too sensitive
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kenny1999 Does simply "He is black" carry any racial discrimination or implication? If that is, what is the way to express properly so that there is no discrimination? Because I have to post in a forum and ask question but it is unavoidable to say someone is black and I am worried that those people are too sensitive He is black sounds all right to me, and if he is American, you can say that he is African-American.
- kenny1999 Does simply "He is black" carry any racial discrimination or implication?
- If that is, what is the way to express properly so that there is no discrimination?
- Because I have to post in a forum and ask question but it is unavoidable to say someone is black and I am worried that those people are too sensitive He is black sounds all right to me, and if he is American, you can say that he is African-American.
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kenny1999Does simply "He is black" carry any racial discrimination or implication? If that is, what is the way to express properly so that there is no discrimination? Because I have to post in a forum and ask question but it is unavoidable to say someone is black and I am worried that those people are too sensitive
He is black sounds all right to me,
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