Stereotype Characterization Distortion Ethnocentrism Myth Sexism Racism Eurocentrism Members of specific groups and people not of these groups use words, labels, and names to identify themselves and other groups. In the 1990s political correct language has become the fashion. The term become widely used in the late 1970s when the U.S. Census Bureau adopted it to describe persons in the United States who are descedent from Spain or from a Spanish-speaking country in the Western Hemisphere. The Canadian Census does not collect data by racial categories, only by country of birth. For example, blacks and whites from Jamaica could classify themselves as British.
Names relate to country of origin.
Look at the U.S. census data on racial groups. You may have missed the latest scandal to befall the scandal-mired government of Washington, DC . Straight off the longship on to the Bronx Expressway, and who knows what they heard through those horns on their helmets. Some words, let's admit it, are just too offensive for their own good. Slurs ancient and modern Despicable incidents of this sort should clearly be avoided.