It's a mistranslation; the original says "tekitou" (適当, "random" in the commentary's context) spelled in katakana (テキトー) and mistaken for "text" (テキスト tekisuto).
I was about to say that it ought to have been Erebus who was the weasel, but then I came to my senses and realized that weasels don't deserve that comparison. Sorry, weasels!
To the one person who always uploads my art to Danbooru: Thanks for all your hard work, but my NDDP art really shouldn’t be in the tags for the Disney movie, that’s very much not what I’m making fanart of
As of this comment, there is no non-Disney NDDP Esmeralda tag and there hasn't been a proper discussion to create a more generic Esmeralda tag, so I had to make do with the Disney one. Sorry about that.
The term "latinx" appears to not have originate from US whites. All articles that really dug into the origin of the term generally conclude that it originated from US English-speaking Latin American LGBTQ communities. While the exact origin isn't known, there has been some who have argued that the term is derived from Latin American feminist protests who frequently would put a large X over the OS in the word Latinos as to "visually… reject the notion that the default is the masculine." In published literature the first known use of latinx was in a Puerto Rican psychological periodical that challenged the gender binaries encoded in the Spanish language.
The term "latinx" appears to not have originate from US whites. All articles that really dug into the origin of the term generally conclude that it originated from US English-speaking Latin American LGBTQ communities. While the exact origin isn't known, there has been some who have argued that the term is derived from Latin American feminist protests who frequently would put a large X over the OS in the word Latinos as to "visually… reject the notion that the default is the masculine." In published literature the first known use of latinx was in a Puerto Rican psychological periodical that challenged the gender binaries encoded in the Spanish language.
I was just thinking about how to say this. You saved me a lot of time.
I do get that the term is controversial, but there seems to be this misconception that everyone in those groups is against the term, when most seem indifferent to it. Some of them do use the term themselves, even if they're only a minority. Are their opinions invalid?
