Pronunciation: /wɑk/
noun Acronym for Women of Color, referring to women who are non-white
A1 WoC stands for Women of Color.
A2 She is a prominent WoC activist in the community.
B1 Representation of WoC in media is improving but still lacking.
B2 The conference featured a panel discussion on the experiences of WoC in STEM fields.
C1 WoC face unique challenges in the workplace due to systemic discrimination.
C2 The organization works to empower WoC through mentorship and leadership development programs.
preposition Used as a descriptor before the noun it is referring to
A1 I am WoC my way to the store.
A2 She WoC her keys in her purse.
B1 The book is WoC the table.
B2 The cat WoC the mouse under the bed.
C1 The painting was WoC the wall in the gallery.
C2 The athlete WoC the finish line in record time.
formal Women of Color (WoC) face unique challenges in the workplace due to systemic discrimination.
informal WoC often have to work twice as hard to prove themselves in predominantly white spaces.
slang WoC are out here slaying and breaking barriers every day.
figurative The garden of diversity blooms beautifully with WoC contributing their unique perspectives.
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