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Meanings of racist language in English

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Usage of racist language in English
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It goes without saying that racist language is unacceptable in any context.
Independent.ie
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Yet again, another police department has come under fire for using racist language.
Ebony
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This report about Mr Trump allegedly using racist language has barely been noticed.
News.com.au
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Says she received an audio file of Agrizzi using racist language.
The South African
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Seriously, will Gingrich's overtly racist language mean anything to his base?
Ebony
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Mr. Trump routinely uses overtly divisive and racist language on the campaign trail.
Ebony
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The report also suggests making the use racist language in society a criminal offence.
The Guardian
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If we use racist language, however mild, does that automatically make us a racist?
The Irish Times
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But you used racist language that day because you snapped.
The Guardian
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And Nottingham, where Northampton players were subjected to appalling racist language near their hotel.
The Irish Times
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The recent emergence of racist language in mainstream Irish politics has been a disturbing development.
The Irish Times
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Asked by a reporter why the president was using racist language, McEnany said he was not.
Reuters
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Some racist language has been removed from previous editions, but the Africans depicted remain crude caricatures.
Reuters
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Soccer:John Terry was today charged with using alleged racist language towards Anton Ferdinand by the Football Association.
The Irish Times
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All it needed to do was establish whether racist language was used on the field of play.
The Guardian
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Vicki Momberg's two-year jail sentence for using racist language has certainly set tongues wagging in South Africa.
The South African
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Racist language through the time
Racist language across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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