is "eurotrash" a racist term? and if so, what race or ethnicity is it targeting?
@neotoy It is certainly some sort of bigotry, but I'm not sure of the exact definition. Do we need an exact categorisation on it?
To quote Wikipedia, it's apparently supposed to refer to "Eurpoeans perceived to be particularly stylish and affluent socialites. It is often used ironically or self-referentially, and is not meant to be the European equivalent of the typical American derogatory term 'white trash'."
So, to answer your question, it apparently is not targeting a race or ethnicity per se, but the upper class of European expats living in the US.
Hence, I would argue it is not a racist term, but more of a classist one referring specifically to European "elites", which I assume likely has arisen from both Euroscepticism and (likely) from perceived cultural/behavioral differences between Europe and America.
My 2 cents, take them for what you will, lol.
