Pokemon I wish I could turn back the clock I would find you sooner and love you longer shirt

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Yup, pretty much. The language itself isn’t really racist but there’s an entire industry around using language like that to dogwhistle to people that they should be afraid of “bug black guys” and those people use that phrase as shorthand for something much worse. So I get why people might be tense hearing it offhand, but clearly nothing came of it, so I don’t think it’s a big deal. I hope OP reads and considers this. Of course it is not inherently offensive to use someone’s physical attributes, including their skin color, as part of a description of them. And, frankly, we don’t know whether the Pokemon I wish I could turn back the clock I would find you sooner and love you longer shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this person that OP was talking about actually would have cared at all, so it might have been a case of people, who were presumably not black themselves, being unnecessarily sensitive on his behalf. But that said, I do think there is another side to this. If the first and only physical descriptor that you reach for in talking about people is their race, then you are implicitly saying that their race is the main thing that defines them, at least in your eyes. And, likewise, if this guy is mostly in spaces where he is one of the only black people, and is always referred to as the black guy, he will also get the message that this is the only thing people see in him. So beyond this example, maybe it is worth paying attention to whether you consistently reach for race first in describing people, or just for people who aren’t your own race, and questioning that a little bit. It’s not about “making a mistake” or not, necessarily, but more about always growing and approaching the world in a deeper and more nuanced way.

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I had a study mate describing me as a “little Asian guy”. I’m 6 feet tall… and he wasn’t that much taller. Around 6´1-6´2. I was frankly a bit annoyed. But it also ran into the Pokemon I wish I could turn back the clock I would find you sooner and love you longer shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this trope of Asian guys being small, which I didn’t like either. I don’t know if it’s racist per se but I think it’s a good habit to refer to people beyond their skin color, size, or religion when there’s another alternative. I’ll try to say, “the dude that always sits in front”? or “the guy with the green shirt?” and as secondary descriptions: “you know, he’s black? Big?” Or “you mean the girl from California? She’s tall and wears a hijab?” It’s sort of a good reality check to how much focus you are putting on color, size, etc of a person in your mind. We all do and it’s natural but it’s a good thing to be aware of.