Off-topic, but:
> The couple, who is Black
Anyone else find this grammar jarring? I think it's probably technically correct, because it's one couple, but "The couple, who are Black" would read much better. Or just reword it to avoid it.
> The couple, who is Black
Anyone else find this grammar jarring? I think it's probably technically correct, because it's one couple, but "The couple, who are Black" would read much better. Or just reword it to avoid it.
You'd use "are" if both people are mentioned: John and Jane, who are Black.
"The couple, who are" is incorrect. What "sounds" better is not always correct.
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