Twitter refused to term blacklist and slave because of the protests

Twitter announced the rejection of the terms slave, master, and blacklist, which are often used by programmers, as support for the movement Black Lives Matter. Instead, the platform suggests to use more inclusive language. The news Agency talked to the experts to find out what difficulties may arise to the developers and coders in connection with the replacement of established concepts.

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