In my high school in the late 80s, about 40% of the students were of Greek origin, and they called themselves 'wogs' as a matter of pride. It was my first exposure to the deliberate adoption of a term of derision as a subversive act. It stuck with me.
In my high school in the late 80s, about 40% of the students were of Greek origin, and they called themselves 'wogs' as a matter of pride. It was my first exposure to the deliberate adoption of a term of derision as a subversive act. It stuck with me.
In my high school in the late 80s, about 40% of the students were of Greek origin, and they called themselves 'wogs' as a matter of pride. It was my first exposure to the deliberate adoption of a term of derision as a subversive act. It stuck with me.