On 7/21/20 11:56 AM, Bill Cole wrote:
> All answers: "NO!" In those cases, "black" and "white" all reference
> actual colors of physical things, not a metaphorical value judgment.
Hum. Your "value judgement" statement is interesting.
The original meaning of blacklist that I found seems to be exactly that,
a value judgement on if it was okay / safe to do business with people /
businesses or not. Specifically if someone (independent of race) was
unsafe to do business with, they were added to the blacklist.
--
Grant. . . .
unix || die
> All answers: "NO!" In those cases, "black" and "white" all reference
> actual colors of physical things, not a metaphorical value judgment.
Hum. Your "value judgement" statement is interesting.
The original meaning of blacklist that I found seems to be exactly that,
a value judgement on if it was okay / safe to do business with people /
businesses or not. Specifically if someone (independent of race) was
unsafe to do business with, they were added to the blacklist.
--
Grant. . . .
unix || die