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But at the end of the day, I'm not a Spanish speaker, so it's not up to me, it's up to them. The Spanish speaking hive mind.
But also, there's nothing wrong with using inclusive language so long as original meanings are preserved and you aren't digging up an entire linguistic continuum to do it (prescriptivism is a hornet's nest as far as ethics go, and if you have a language with grammatical gender you might as well give up because the game is rigged against you from the start - this is why most people are only interested in the reformation or inclusion of personal/identity related words).
Anyway, as it costs nothing to use someone's preferred nomenclature, I will point out that the Latinx Game Festival is so named by the Latinx people who have organized it, so if you have an issue with the name they've chosen to use for themselves, pull up your big boy pants and stop having issues. Er. I mean, enter a dialogue with them. Yes that's the phrase I was looking for.
Yours in not just good faith, but GREAT faith,
Dr. Horse, BA(Hons), MEng, PhD.
I was joking. I think this whole situation is stupid.
People seem to be offended but I don't really understand why because I'm not latin american.
I don't think it's on par with the N-word though. Maybe the term LatinX is ignorant but I don't think it's intentionally racist. Plus it's a recent thing that doesn't have as much historical weight... But I guess it's not my place to say either way.
why not just use "latin" absolutely nobody should be offended by that term unlike "latinx"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG5nqlMv48c
so its ok to insult the rest of the latin community for the sake of them?
Did he fail at actually understanding that iot wasn't Valve/Steam that came up with the name but rather the organizers and participants, who seklf-deescribe as such?
That'd make it more inclusive, then.
thats actually great, i always found interesting my language can be traced all the way back to rome and variants of latin have spread from romania to mexico
but fine if you want to be "less broad" just use latin american, like literally every single latin american in existence
the thing is the word latinx really feels like a slur, because its a label placed upon us by people outside the community
now that i think about it, a latin event with games from brazil, france, romania, spain, italy, hispano-america, etc would be great, you could doodle up some roman soldiers playing games and such, id be up for that
I mean otherwise every event should just be called Generic game Event.
Didn't the people on the left complain about hollywood putting a white person in some movie about Japan?
How about complaining about a straight woman playing a transgender role?
Edit: Sorry, forgot the lol!