Our language is being changed. And today, when I went to use my phone to text, the keyboard had been changed to a “universal” one. It was not the standard qwerty keyboard that everyone in America uses and has used for years. You know, the standard one that American typists rely on. Goodbye! I had to download another keyboard to get back to the original style.

Get it yet? Globalilzation, where everything is changed to suit the globalists, no one is an individual, and you must comply with global standards. Goodbye America as we know it.

Stanford University Attempts To Ban ‘Harmful’ Words, List Includes ‘American’

Daily Caller

Stanford University IT released an index of “harmful language” that it recommends be erased from the school’s websites. The list includes the terms “American” and “Hispanic.”

The list is a product of the “Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative,” which aims to “eliminate” words that may be deemed “racist, violent, and biased,” the document reads. The index lists a wide variety of words — some of which are commonly used — and provides an alternative word and an explanation of why the language may be harmful.

There are ten “harmful language” sections outlined in the document including: ableist, ageism, colonialism, culturally appropriate, gender-based, and biased (e.g., disability bias, ethnic bias, ethnic slurs, gender bias, implicit bias, sexual bias) language.

The list recommends banning the term “American” and replacing it with “U.S. Citizen,” as it reportedly implies that the U.S. is the “most important country in the Americas.”

“This term [American] often refers to people from the United States only, thereby insinuating that the US is the most important country in the Americas (which is actually made up of 42 countries),” the list reads.

A person should also use the term “LatinX” instead of “Hispanic,” since the former term is connected to Spanish colonization, the document reads. It also listed the word “Karen,” explaining that it can “ridicule or demean” a group of people due to their behaviors. The list further includes the term “straight,” “victim,” “grandfather,” “landlord,” “gentleman,” “ladies” and “chief.”

Stanford says “harmful language” includes the words/phrases in the following graphic.

Our language is being changed, and today, when I went to use my phone and text, the keyboard had been changed to a “universal” one, that is not the standard qwerty keyboard that everyone in America uses and has used for years. That is what typists rely on. Goodbye! I had to download a real keyboard to get back to the original style.

Get it yet? Globalilzation, where everything is changed to suit the globalists, no one is an individual, and you must comply with global standards. Goodbye America as we know it.

The list recommends replacing the term “straight” with “heterosexual” because it allegedly “implies that anyone who is not heterosexual is bent or not ‘normal.’” The term “people of color” should also be switched to Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC).

The “Institutionalized Racism” category bans the terms “black mark,” “brown bag,” “master,” and “white paper” for its alleged racial connotations. The “Person-First” category lists the terms “immigrant,” “prostitute,” and “homeless person” as they define an individual by a single characteristic.

The document included a disclaimer assuring staff and students that it does not intend to completely remove the words from its websites, noting that elimination is “a goal to strive for even if it can’t be achieved.”

This is no random decision. Create confusion and chaos by redefining and changing words and you can get away with just about anything. And we ain’t seen nuthin yet, folks.