Maybe because of the connotation being in its infancy. Some people use “white” as a derogatory time (like the N word(?)). There can be humorous stereotypes associated, however because of an apparent attack on “white culture” I can understand why it could be considered rude
Because people of precisely your hypothetically intellectual mien use it as a proxy for group guilt in relationship to colonial and patriarchal.oppression.https://twitter.com/PriyamvadaGopal/status/1112789924875567105 …
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That's all you got? Please show some respect.
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I've heard that white people don't even think of whiteness
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It beats being called "Gora" or "Gweilo" or "Cracker", I must say.
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Why not recognize the racism in Western history and own it? It was morally wrong and people still suffer due to it. Why should it be so hard to take responsibility for it?
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They're threatened.
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I'm not offended being called white. I love getting burned after 5 minutes in the sun.
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