USA Today: Stop Using ‘Culturally Sensitive Words’ Like ‘Aloha’, ‘Shalom’
Greetings such as “aloha” and “shalom” are “culturally sensitive” and their use could “come off as mockery,” according to a recent USA Today piece.
Greetings such as “aloha” and “shalom” are “culturally sensitive” and their use could “come off as mockery,” according to a recent USA Today piece.
Students in Britain’s oldest specialised drama school were told to secretly report teachers who commit ‘microaggressions’ by scanning QR codes put up in their classrooms.
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