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When you codify that racism, then yes, itâs still racist. âchinese whispersâ is an insult to all chinese. So, yeah, itâs racist. Just use âtelephoneâ instead, without the added racial insult added.Also, Iâve only ever heard âhokey pokeyâ.rom what you see, you can be fairly sure even if âChinese Whisperâ wasnât meant to be racist, most of us Chinese do take it as it is. It is safe to say that whatever phrases that contains any possibility for it being racist is best left unspoken/ unused.
That's why I think it's a cultural thing, because I've always grown up referring to it as 'Chinese whispers', and it's commonly used in general terms as 'a series of conversations where the message may be garbled as it passes from one person to the next'. Not a dictionary definition, but just how it's used colloquially. don't think it's racist. If it were called Chinky whispers, however, that'd be different. Edit: I remember learning the game from my grandmother, who learned it from her mother, as Chinese Whispers. Home telephones were very unusual when she was a child.