Discriminatory Language

noun a derogatory term for a person of East Asian descent

• The chef used a special gook to season the dish.
• I can't believe you spilled that gook all over the floor!
• That gook is so sticky, it's hard to clean up.
• The gook of bureaucracy slowed down the progress of the project.

noun a derogatory term used to refer to a white person

• The term 'whitey' is considered derogatory and should not be used in professional settings.
• I heard someone call him 'whitey' at the basketball game last night.
• Hey, whitey, pass me the remote.
• The snow-covered mountains looked like a giant whitey blanket from afar.

noun a derogatory term for a Jewish person

• The use of the derogatory term 'kike' is considered highly offensive and unacceptable in any formal setting.
• I overheard someone using the term 'kike' at the bar last night, and it made me really uncomfortable.
• Hey, did you hear that guy just called me a 'kike'? What a jerk.
• The team's victory was like a slap in the face to all those who tried to bring them down with hurtful slurs like 'kike'.

noun a type of speech that promotes hatred, discrimination, or violence towards a particular group or individual

• The government has implemented strict laws against hate speech to protect marginalized communities.
• Posting hate speech online can get you banned from social media platforms.
• Spreading hate speech is just not cool, dude.
• Hate speech is like a poison that spreads negativity and division in society.

noun A derogatory term used to refer to a person of Polish descent

• The term 'Polack' is considered derogatory and offensive when referring to someone of Polish descent.
• I heard someone use the word 'Polack' to describe our new neighbor from Poland.
• Hey, did you see that Polack over there? He's always causing trouble.
• Using the term 'Polack' to insult someone is not acceptable in any situation.