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“Slurs” is a category for books that critically examine derogatory language—its origins, evolution, and social impact—across disciplines such as linguistics, history, sociology, law, cultural studies, and memoir. Titles in this category explore how slurs reinforce power imbalances, shape identity and belonging, and fuel discrimination, while also addressing topics like the politics of reclamation, representation in media, online harassment, and the balance between free expression and harm reduction. The collection may include case studies, ethnographies, legal and policy analyses, and personal narratives from targeted communities, as well as resources for educators and practitioners on responding to harmful language. While works may quote offensive terms for analysis, they do so in a documented, critical context and typically provide content warnings. The focus is on understanding, accountability, and strategies for reducing harm rather than reproducing it.

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