Title: What Does BIPOC Stand For? Why It’s Important You Know What That Phrase Means
Headings: What Does BIPOC Stand For? Why It’s Important You Know What That Phrase Means
What Does BIPOC Stand For? Why It’s Important You Know What That Phrase Means
What does BIPOC stand for?
How is "BIPOC" different from "POC"?
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Is "BIPOC" is a substitute for "Black"?
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Content: It seeks to highlight the Black and Indigenous communities and, as the BIPOC Project explains, the "unique relationship to whiteness that Indigenous and Black (African Americans) people have, which shapes the experiences of and relationship to white supremacy for all people of color within a United States context." It is a noun and includes the word "people," so, when using the term, you would say "BIPOC," not "BIPOC people," which is redundant and incorrect. And while it's certainly becoming better known than ever now, the New York Times was able to find uses of it in social media as far back as 2013. How is "BIPOC" different from "POC"? "POC," or "people of color," is a much, much older term, one that appeared in dictionaries as early as 1796. This term is still used today, mostly as an alternative to the dehumanizing label "colored people"; " people of color" puts people's personhood first. Video: Oppression, repression, violence: How protests become riots (NBC News)
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