Imagine my disappointment upon learning BIPOC did not mean the same as bi poc.
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2024
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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
I'm just avoiding saying it aloud until a better term or acronym comes along. Sounds too much like a minor Vulcan character
In my head, BIPOC is always pronounced "bi-pock", this is the most common pronunciation.
Out my mouth, BIPOC is generally pronounced as "Black, Indigenous, and people of color" or any variation thereof that fits in the sentence.
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Out my mouth, BIPOC is generally pronounced as "Black, Indigenous, and people of color" or any variation thereof that fits in the sentence.
That's a mouthful though lmao
Like an oblivion NPC
"By Pahg!"
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i see, your pagh is strong
The first
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bye-pock-ee
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bih-pucc
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Bio - Pictura
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~~also "Bio - Pictura" sounds so cool omg~~
~~feels like it would be the name of an org or a tech piece though lmao~~
Is it even commonly used?