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I've been asked by White editors/ managers to remove "White" as a descriptor for "White women" on equity & diversity publications & policy research, but no objections to "women of colour."
So: "women & #POC" is okay, but "White women & POC" is jarring. https://twitter.com/NoTotally/status/949770716190142465 …
The latter - "White women and #POC" is actually perfect for equity and diversity, because it calls attention to intersectionality (race and gender inequalities) & the fact that White women have many advantages over men of colour as well as women of colour.
If I encountered the phrase "white women and POC," it would make me think that white women are more wanted than WOC unless I has strong reasons to suspect otherwise. Adjectives usually function to narrow down, not expand.
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