And she makes no bones about it
I'm asking if Chinaman is racist why not Englishman. What's the difference?The equivalent would be a Chinese-man not a Chinaman
Unless it’s 1820
Chinese man is the equivalent of English man. Chinaman is the equivalent of Paddy, Mick, Frog, etc etcI'm asking if Chinaman is racist why not Englishman. What's the difference?
Lot of Englishman appear to be racist judging by the news this weekI'm asking if Chinaman is racist why not Englishman. What's the difference?
Is Yank racist? Australians call the English Poms. It's meant to be insulting, or used to be, but it's not racist.Chinese man is the equivalent of English man. Chinaman is the equivalent of Paddy, Mick, Frog, etc etc
Hope this helps.
What happened this week?Lot of Englishman appear to be racist judging by the news this week
What about a left arm wrist spinner in cricket?Is Yank racist? Australians call the English Poms. It's meant to be insulting, or used to be, but it's not racist.
It's hardly ever used as it's now Brits, which includes the rest of Britain.
Anyway, I would refer to someone from China as Chinese singular, not Chinaman. The word just doesn't sound racist to me.
English man is equivalent of Chinese man.I'm asking if Chinaman is racist why not Englishman. What's the difference?
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