> Surely these colors can be changed
> to something less offensive- my suggestion is "blush."
> How can I find out who to contact about making this happen?
Yes, they can.
blush <- "#CD5C5C"
mycols <- function () { #your code here...
I note that:
(1)
Changing existing code (esp in base p
Can you guys take this off the list? I don't think that discussing these
concerns is within the bounds of the list mandate. The original
questioner has gotten the answer to his question (namely to correspond
with the R-Core) and this section of the thread is clearly not about
how to solve prob
Is it really the proposal that the word 'Indian' should not be allowed
when referring to someone or something from India? Context is
important. Innumerable words can offend if used with that intent, but
we don't banish them because they have common standard meaning. Words
which serve only as rem
I see a lot of reasoning in this thread that I consider specious at best.
What seems clear to me, writing as a cis-gendered grey white male, is that we
need to make more room. How do we do this? We do it by listening, reflecting,
and responding. If words that we use are hurtful, then we must
inline - David Wright wrote on 19.11.2020 12:39:
Appropriation of Indian Red as 'Chestnut' (or other alternative) will
be viewed by some as 'making appropriate' the label for a colour, and
no doubt by other groups as cultural theft by excising reference to
its origin.
Seems the best option is to
Appropriation of Indian Red as 'Chestnut' (or other alternative) will
be viewed by some as 'making appropriate' the label for a colour, and
no doubt by other groups as cultural theft by excising reference to
its origin.
Seems the best option is to recognise the actual etymology carries no
semblanc
And then there is also the issue of some people seeing it offensive and others
not seeing it offensive (and both camps are in the minority group). Case
inpoint is look at the term being used for self-identification with California
Native American groups List of Federally-Recognized Tribes in
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