Using "suppression" synonymous with "discrimination" is one of my piss-offs."Voter suppression" to describe even the most modest changes to voting rules.
I think part of this term's overuse is the fact today's teens often don't learn any sort of coping skills. I recently read a newspaper article about a black student who needed a "mental health day" because someone said or wrote the n-work in her presence. Hurt feelings shouldn't be sufficient grounds to take a break from the reality that people can and do behave cruelly and their words can only hurt if you allow them to. So much for empowerment, huh?"Mental Health" is the new trendy term nowadays in the media that nobody will stop talking about.
My morning job's computer currently has a Microsoft-sponsored Pride Month-themed screensaver in the rotation of ones being displayed right now. Oddly, the computer I use for my home office hasn't displayed it.Pride propaganda being plastered everywhere.
Lately I’ve been really bothered by “brown” as a catch-all term for basically any ethnicity that’s neither European/white nor African/black, mostly countries near the equator. Feels like it was a pejorative term not long ago, now the woke seem to use it to group together all these people with completely different cultures because white man bad. Yes, it might accurately describe their skin tone, but it gets extra weird when “black and brown bodies” is thrown in there. Just say South Asian, Latin, Polynesian etc.