[Healeys] 100 Sighting

[Bernard Cristalli]

Yes, and in the real world a blind is a blind, not a visually impaired; 
a dwarf is a dwarf, not a vertically impaired; a black is a black, not a 
visible minority nor an african american either.
When you want to say "yes", do you say "not no".
This is ridiculous seen from Europe.

Bernard (small and short sighted, not vertically and visually impaired)

Steven Newell wrote:
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>
>  From a PC perspective, it seems that the term "Indian" is used without 
> shame or anger by many if not most American Indian nations -- so I don't 
> think we have to give up the word to the language police. I have to 
> admit I'd used "Native American" for years but switched back to 
> "American Indian" after helping a friend with his reproductions of 
> Curtis prints from the early 1900's (http://www.curtisprints.net/, NFI). 
> I found that Native Americans referred to themselves as American 
> Indians, so I figured I ought to do the same.
>
> Steven Newell
> Littleton, CO USA
> '62 TR4 x 2 etc.
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