Christian Hopps wrote:
The document actually talks to these points with some references.
I'm saying the document and the references are all too much US centric ignoring both the original and established meaning of "slave". As https://www.etymonline.com/word/slave originally "Slav" Grose's dictionary (1785) has under Negroe "A black-a-moor; figuratively used for a slave," without regard to race. it should be OK to stop using "Negroe", but not "slave", which are originally for Slav, whites. Masataka Ohta
