Crayola Black in Three Languages

CEO of SEK3 @crayola this is disgusting. Little children use your products black • negro • noir Crayola With Crayola products sold in more than 80 countries and packaged in 12 different languages, Crayola is very much a global company. The word “negro” appears along with the words “black” and “noir” because it is the literal Spanish translation of the word black. CEO of SEK3 Replying to @Crayola Wut??? Im spanish, that’s not the problem. How dare you using french??? 🤢

A Twitter exchange shows a Crayola crayon labeled “black • negro • noir.” The joke is that a Spanish-speaking user complains about the French word “noir,” misunderstanding that the label simply gives translations of “black” in different languages. It is used as an absurd reaction to confusion and misplaced outrage. EN: A Twitter exchange shows a Crayola crayon labeled “black • negro • noir.” The joke is that a Spanish-speaking user complains about the French word “noir,” misunderstanding that the label simply gives translations of “black” in different languages. It is used as an absurd reaction to confusion and misplaced outrage.

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