Difference between revisions of "Slur"

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(This one should be pretty uncontroversial, and is perfectly family friendly)
(How long did that go without me spotting it? I'm going senile, I think)
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A '''slur''' is an insulting or perjorative label, often applied to political or ideological opponents or a villified group or social class.
 
A '''slur''' is an insulting or perjorative label, often applied to political or ideological opponents or a villified group or social class.
  
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A historical example of is "[[carpetbagger]]," a term applied by white Southerners to Northerners who moved south after the [[Civil War]].
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A historical example of a slur is "[[carpetbagger]]," a term applied by white Southerners to Northerners who moved south after the [[Civil War]].

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A slur is an insulting or perjorative label, often applied to political or ideological opponents or a villified group or social class.

A historical example of a slur is "carpetbagger," a term applied by white Southerners to Northerners who moved south after the Civil War.