Definitions by NateBlank
public pronouns
A public pronoun is nearly the same as a personal pronoun only better used for public and social settings. Where they/them can be someone's personal pronouns it is more proper to publically and socially engage with said person with the more triditional he/him she/her Mr/Mrs Sir/Ma'am which are public pronouns.
Hello Sir and Ma'am welcome to my Bakery may I offer your some samples, perhaps a nice mini strawberry cupcake for the little miss? Oh and we use public pronouns here at Sanity Bakery.
public pronouns by NateBlank November 1, 2022
Rain Locker
Rain Locker by NateBlank July 14, 2018
Brownwashing
Brownwashing is a casting practice in the film industry of mainly The United States in which POC actors are cast in historically non-POC character roles. The film industry has a history of frequently casting POC actors for roles involving White, non-Hispanic culture.
Hermione Granger although a fictional character she has historically perceived as a young white girl this was up until recently when a Play based on the books announced their casting of a black woman to play the roll of Germione Granger. The Brownwashing of this popular fictional white character is just a small sample of this ever growing trend in entertainment industry.
Brownwashing by NateBlank July 23, 2017
Nipster
Nipsters are a subculture of men and women typically in their 20's that value white supremacy, counter-culture, regressive politics, an appreciation of Hitler and Nazism, intelligence, and skull stomping.
Nipsters are Nazi Hipsters who wear White Pride on their chest and Horn-rimmed glasses on their face.
Caucasianaphobia
Encompasses a range of negative attitudes and feelings toward Caucasians or people who are identified or perceived as being white.
Caucasianaphobia I hate or fear whites because they are all racist. It is okay to beat up a white person if they use the n-word, or look at me funny. All white's love mayonnaise on their sandwiches. White Privilege is real.
Caucasianaphobia by NateBlank March 1, 2015