Prophet of Hope Jonathan Bronitsky I n Wa shi ngton, “neoconservative” is fired off as a pejorative so frequently and haphazardly that even the wariest of hawks have been

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Microsoft Word - Facebook Letter.doc

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• Bullying
• Discrimination
• Pejorative
• Redskin
• Facebook
• Native Americans in the United States
• Mark Zuckerberg
• World Wide Web
• Software
• Computing

Microsoft Word - Google Letter.doc

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• Pejorative
• Native Americans in the United States
• Racism
• Ethics
• Discrimination
• Redskin

The New Family Law Act: A Lawyer’s Reflections by Mary Mouat, QC In the 1970’s, divorce was a pejorative word. The children of divorced families came from “broken homes” and the polite way to refer to the childre

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• Family
• Law
• Divorce
• American society
• Family dispute resolution
• Family Law Act
• Legal guardian
• Contact
• Divorce in the United States
• Child custody
• Australian family law
• Family law

An all-American cheer for populism The record of our Populists stands as evidence that the term is not – by definition – pejorative By Gary Silverman May 29, 2014 It is only an adjective. But it has been dealt a diss

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• Populist
• Heinz-Christian Strache
• Freedom Party of Austria
• Political philosophy
• Agrarianism
• Free Silver
• Christopher Lasch
• Cross of Gold speech
• Money
• Economic history of the United States
• Populism
• Economic ideologies

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• Sports in the United States
• Oneida people
• Oneida Indian Nation
• Oakland Raiders
• Amy Trask
• Redskin
• Pejorative
• Washington Redskins
• Oneida
• National Football League
• New York

Pacific APA, San Diego, April 19, 2014 Loaded Words: On the Semantics and Pragmatics of Slurs KENT BACH

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• Bullying
• Profanity
• Antisemitism
• Kike
• Pejorative
• Stereotypes
• Beaner
• Nigger
• Chink
• Linguistics
• Injustice
• Ethics

[Unfinished draft, as delivered at the Pacific APA meeting, San Diego, April 19, 2014 – full version to include citation and some discussion of items listed in References. Comments welcome and appreciated!] Loaded Word

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• Ethics
• Pejorative
• Spic
• Jew
• Social psychology
• Antisemitism
• Kike
• Injustice

Fringe Parties There is no universally accepted definition of what constitutes a “fringe party”. “Fringe party” is mostly used by journalists, politicians and political scientists as a pejorative term to demarcate the

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• Sociology
• Political party
• Fringe party
• Political parties of minorities
• Party system
• Cleavage
• Green party
• Regionalism
• Single-issue politics
• Elections
• Politics
• Government