English, 07.12.2021 03:50, akornegay2

1. Is is a "slur," John McWhorter argues, to call someone a name like "Redskin" just because their skin happens to be reddish" Why does McWhorter think so? Is he right, being politically correct, or some combination of both? Explain your view

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1. Is is a "slur," John McWhorter argues, to call someone a name like "Redskin" just because their s...