Word 'spooky' banned by National Theatre Scotland over racial slur
[It might be synonymous with Halloween – but a major
arts organisation has banned the word “spooky” from its shows. Despite everything from supermarkets to VisitScotland planning to use it in the lead-up to October 31, National Theatre Scotland (NTS) has dropped it after spooky was flagged up as a racist slur.] Bonkers Scotland https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/w...eatre-25230669 |
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This kind of thing doesn't help... it hinders.
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The two meanings of the word spooky.
1. Sinister or ghostly in a way that causes fear and unease. 2. Easily frightened; nervous. A quick Google search is the only thing these organisers need to do. |
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When even a Google search doesn't find reasons for people to pretend to be offended, you know they're reaching :joker: |
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I don't know why on any level that the word spooky could be taken as racist. |
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I'm going to work in the word 'spooky' to at least one conversation a day for the next week.
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there's nothing wrong with the word Spooky :shrug:
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I think its spook that is the offensive one.
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Who got upset at "anti-woke gammons"? That's exactly the type of people these outrage articles are aimed at.
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