Seattle city hall considering banning 'offensive' word

City officials in Seattle is defending an internal memo of questions such as "brown bag" (" brown bag lunch ") or "citizens" in the government set up a number of terms and conditions of use. According to the Seattle office of civil rights, these terms can be seen as offensive or has a history of attacking, so should not be used. "Fortunately, we have choice," elliott brownstein, civil rights office wrote in the memo. "For citizens and residents?" The government banned the offensive words Office of civil rights argue that the government provides all residents in Seattle, whether they are citizens. In addition, the use of "brown bag" may inadvertently brought the connotation of racism, according to brown. "It used to be a way, people can judge the colour of the skin," braunstein said in a telephone interview, ABC news alliance member's KOMO TV - in Seattle. According to the memo, other options for urban employees,

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