Sky News host Rita Panahi says included in Stanford University’s list of “forbidden words” is the word ‘American’.
3 minutes ago Sky News host Rita Panahi says included in Stanford University’s list of “forbidden words” is the word ‘American’.“Immigrant is also out; you have to be a ‘person who immigrated’ instead.
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