moc
moc — noun
- mocsingular
- mocsplural
1. short for 'man/men of colour'; used by non-white people as a self-descriptor
short for 'man/men of colour'; used by non-white people as a self-descriptor
When asked about his background, Dimitri told the hiring panel he identifies as a moc.
identify as + moc for self-description
Kwame launched a podcast for moc who want advice on breaking into software engineering.
moc as a community label: 'for moc'
Chidi told the promotion committee that, as a moc, he had faced more scrutiny than his white colleagues.
Javier identifies as a moc and speaks openly about his experiences with racism.
A group of moc in Leeds launched a Saturday mentoring scheme for local teenagers from minority backgrounds.
文法句型
identify as a moc
of moc (plural, no article)
用法筆記
Typically used as a self-descriptor rather than a label applied by others. Often contrasted with woc (woman/women of colour).