I was following right along until you referred to George White as "colored".
Reminds me of when George Wallace was governor.
Erdnase....Why not....makes sense to me.
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Re: Erdnase....Why not....makes sense to me.
Bill Mullins wrote:I was following right along until you referred to George White as "colored".
Reminds me of when George Wallace was governor.
The term may be old-fashioned, but the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People still uses it. (Founded by W.E.B. DuBois - not exactly the George Wallace type.)
Re: Erdnase....Why not....makes sense to me.
I have no objection to the word "coloured" providing it is spelled properly in the British manner with the letter "U" included.