Oof. "It wasn’t until 2015 that Webster’s Dictionary removed the phrase 'having the color of a white person’s skin' from it’s official definition of the word nude."
It's the dictionary's job to have the definition as it's used by society, not to create definitions itself.
A big part of the article is going into proving in quite a bit of detail how society has and continues to use "nude" to mean exactly as such; isn't it therefore the job of the dictionary to include that? Note that it's offensive, obviously, but do note it?
Yes in some respects, but correct definition is also important.
I'm not disagreeing and I don't have an axe to grind here, this is just anecdotal observation about language and usage in my (limited) experience.