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Lista de insultos étnicos

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La siguiente es una lista de insultos étnicos , etnofaulismos o epítetos étnicos que se utilizan o se han utilizado como insinuaciones o acusaciones sobre miembros de un determinado grupo étnico , nacional o racial o para referirse a ellos de manera despectiva, peyorativa o insultante .

Algunos de los términos que se enumeran a continuación (como "gringo", "yank", etc.) se pueden utilizar en el lenguaje informal sin intención de ofender. La connotación de un término y la prevalencia de su uso como descriptor peyorativo o neutral varía con el tiempo y según la geografía.

A los efectos de esta lista, un insulto étnico es un término diseñado para insultar a otras personas por motivos de raza , etnia o nacionalidad . Cada término se enumera seguido de su país o región de uso, una definición y una referencia a ese término.

Los insultos étnicos también pueden producirse como epíteto racial al combinar un insulto de uso general con el nombre de la etnia, como "judío sucio" o "cerdo ruso". Otros calificativos insultantes comunes incluyen "perro" y "sucio"; dichos términos no están incluidos en esta lista.

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B

do

D

mi

F

GRAMO

yo

I

Yo

K

yo

METRO

norte

Oh

PAG

Q

R

S

yo

tú

V

Yo

incógnita

Y

Z

See also

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