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Examples are there to flesh out a trope with some interesting info, in the expectation that the reader may not have seen the work in question. This one more details. See HowToWriteAnExample for more. (There are several one word examples on the page that need fleshing out. Readers unfamiliar with the work get nothing from a bare character name.)
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No offense, but you shouldn\'t tell people what they can or can\'t consider racist. The issues are far more complicated than you are giving them credit for. Also, re: the Hyde Park thing, it was PoC fans who lived in that area who raised concerns. It\'s \'\'incredibly\'\' rude to presume to tell them what they may or may not find offensive.
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No offense, but you shouldn\\\'t tell people what they can or can\\\'t consider racist. The issues are far more complicated than you are giving them credit for. Also, re: the Hyde Park thing, it was {{PoC}} fans who lived in that area who raised concerns. It\\\'s \\\'\\\'incredibly\\\'\\\' rude to presume to tell them what they may or may not find offensive.
