Cultural identity? Sounds pretty Orwellian to me, rather like group think.

Cultural identity is never lost, but cultural identity is always changing.

Street abuse is never OK regardless of who it's from, you don't have to pretend there's a racial conspiracy to stop you discussing it.

Thanks for the kind words.

I am not pretending there is a conspiracy at all. The PC is out in the open.

Can you give some concrete examples of someone being censured for criticizing people being called cancer-whore? It's not out of the realm of possibility, but that seems an extraordinary claim.

Do you actually have an opinion about people being called cancer whore out of the blue or are you just here trying to supress discussion about it?

Being called "cancer whore" is bad.

Claiming there's a big conspiracy of "political correctness which supresses discussion about this" is entirely unsupported thus far.

The Dutch have a way of using disease names as a source of profanity. Cancer, cholera, TBC, smallpox, all of these can be swear words. Corona will probably make the list soon enough. (Compare the Quebeckers with their chalice and tabarnak.)

How is "I got mistaken for a woman because of my hairstyle" a racist thing?

It is about cancer whore, not the mistaken identity.

This term is only used by immigrants towards native women.

Well, and Dutch-born white musicians, it'd seem.

https://www.dagelijksestandaard.nl/2019/11/talentloze-tuigra...

I don't think immigration/multiculturalism is the cause of that (though maybe it’s an accelerator). The world is homogenizing. Travel to any city in the developed world and all coffee shops, fashion, etc look the same.