Anti-Discrimination Vocabulary

adjective causing or deserving strong dislike or hatred

• The politician's speech was filled with hateful rhetoric towards certain minority groups.
• I can't stand being around people who are so hateful all the time.
• Why are you being so hateful towards me? What did I do to deserve this?
• The storm clouds gathered in a hateful mass, ready to unleash their fury.

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unbigoted' is an adjective that describes someone who is not biased or prejudiced.

• It is important to approach the issue with an unbigoted mindset in order to make fair and unbiased decisions.
• She always tries to stay unbigoted when discussing controversial topics with her friends.
• Don't be so closed-minded, try to be more unbigoted about different perspectives.
• His unbigoted view of the world allowed him to see the beauty in diversity and acceptance.

adjective a term used to describe discrimination, prejudice, or bias against individuals with disabilities

• The use of ableist language in professional settings is not acceptable.
• Don't make ableist jokes, it's not cool.
• Using ableist terms is just ignorant.
• Her attitude towards people with disabilities is deeply ableist.