Interesting article, but the comment about "dutch courage":
"Yes, even the Dutch were not spared from the racism."
isn't really correct. Dutch courage has been an expression for alcohol-induced courage for centuries. Even in the early 20th century it wasn't making a comment on the Dutch, just using a common expression. Is that expression still common in the US? It certainly is in the UK.
"Yes, even the Dutch were not spared from the racism."
isn't really correct. Dutch courage has been an expression for alcohol-induced courage for centuries. Even in the early 20th century it wasn't making a comment on the Dutch, just using a common expression. Is that expression still common in the US? It certainly is in the UK.
Rather nitpicky though...