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BIPOC
[ bee-ahy-pee-oh-see, bahy-pok ]
abbreviation for
- Black, Indigenous, and People of Color: (used as a unifying identity label for people of color that also emphasizes the unique racial experiences of Black people and Indigenous people).
- Black and Indigenous People of Color: (used as a more specific identity label than people of color, intended to emphasize the unique racial experiences of Black people and Indigenous people as contrasted with other nonwhite groups).
adjective
- relating to or designating these groups of people:
BIPOC faculty mentors.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of BIPOC1
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Blue terms conservatives might find off-putting include cisgender, microaggression and BIPOC, the acronym referring to Black, Indigenous and people of color.
When I first heard the acronym BIPOC, my stomach tightened and I immediately felt resistance.
There鈥檚 a superabundance of audiobooks for the 鈥淏IPOC Poetry Collection鈥 square, but reluctant poetry listeners might especially enjoy the fifty lyrical autobiographical vignettes comprising Joy Harjo鈥檚 slim, moving 鈥淐atching the Light.鈥
Maps published by the MLB will guide visitors to famed attractions, such as the waterfront and Pike Place Market, as well as local BIPOC- and LGBTQ-owned businesses.
鈥淲e are intentional about centering parts of our community who have been accidentally or intentionally left out: namely BIPOC, trans and folks with disabilities.鈥
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