2 chapters across the catalog
A discussion about hawks and eagles hovering over a house transitions into a critique of the term "people of color." The hosts reference the ADOS podcast and suggest the phrase is a modern stylistic choice by the New York Times that some find patronizing or reminiscent of older, offensive terms.
The language guide's section on race and ethnicity discourages the use of the term "American" because it fails to recognize South America. It defines "people of color" as a broad category excluding white people and suggests "European American individual" as a replacement for "Caucasian." The term "foreigner" is replaced by "international people," and the guide insists on specifying countries of origin rather than continents.
