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1. constitutionalcommentary.lib.umn.edu › articleBreaking Down Bigotry – Constitutional Commentary

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   She reports that, at least in the marriage context, the Supreme Court’s jurisprudence has moved from “condemning bad motives—animosity—to condemning practices whose social meaning is to deny equal liberty to groups who are worthy of the status of equal citizenship” (p. 211). I am inclined to agree that bigotry does not require animus.

2. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishBIGOTRY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   BIGOTRY definition: 1. the fact of having and expressing strong, unreasonable beliefs and disliking other people who…. Learn more.

3. www.nala.ie › wp-content › uploadsA Plain English Guide to Political Terms - NALA

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   A Plain English Guide to Political Terms. a.ieISBN: 978-1-907171-25-3National Adult Literacy Agency, 2015The copyr. ght in this guide belongs to the National Adult Literacy Agency. his guide is intended only as a guide for members of the public. Please note that the descriptions are only a guide to p. are not strict legal or scientific ...

4. www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › bigotryBigotry Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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   obstinate or intolerant devotion to one's own opinions and prejudices : the state of mind of a bigot; acts or beliefs characteristic of a bigot… See the full definition Menu Toggle

5. academic.oup.com › book › 33621Who’s the Bigot? Puzzles about Bigotry | Who's the Bigot ...

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   Despite evident agreement that bigotry in all its forms is wrong and contrary to national ideals, political battles in the United States over “calling out” bigotry are fraught and polarizing; people disagree over bigotry’s forms. Conflicts during the 2016 presidential election and the Trump presidency provide examples.

6. www.ojp.gov › ncjrs › virtual-libraryHatred, Bigotry, and Prejudice: Definitions, Causes and ...

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   Date Published. 1999. Length. 290 pages. Annotation. With essays that focus on timely issues such as gay bashing, school shootings, crimes against religious groups, and the spread of hate through the Internet, this book addresses definitions, origins, and explanations of intolerance some possible solutions for dealing with this phenomenon.

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   What does bigotry mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! BIGOTRY definition: 1. the fact of having and expressing strong, unreasonable beliefs and disliking other people who…. Learn more.

   BIGOTRY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Why do people call out bigotry?

   • There are powerful historical lessons about forms of discrimination and inequality that I think many people would agree warrant the term bigotry. People want to learn from the past and not repeat it or fail to recognize new forms of injustice, which is often what motivates calling out bigotry.

   The word ‘bigot’ is back. Here’s why it’s so powerful - Futurity

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   What does it mean to be a bigot?

   • But the term bigot has a certain connotation of someone who is impervious to moral learning, and so calling someone a bigot seems to suggest that they are beyond redemption or not worthy of redemption. The idea of the bigot as stubborn is in conflict with the idea that it is possible for a prejudiced person to learn or overcome prejudice.

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   Are the proponents of the Bigot Bill the real bigots?

   • Instead, they argued that the proponents of the bill were the real bigots. A less obvious takeaway is that while condemning bigotry seems to be a shared value with a long history, political battles over bigotry are often sharply polarizing because politicians disagree over which views and actions are forms of bigotry.

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   Is 'calling out' bigotry wrong?

   • Despite evident agreement that bigotry in all its forms is wrong and contrary to national ideals, political battles in the United States over “calling out” bigotry are fraught and polarizing; people disagree over bigotry’s forms. Conflicts during the 2016 presidential election and the Trump presidency provide examples.

   1 Who’s the Bigot? Puzzles about Bigotry - Oxford Academic

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   What are some examples of bigotry?

   • That study reveals recurring patterns of argument. The chapter also contends that past examples of bigotry on which there is now consensus—such as anti-Semitism and racism—inform judgments about newer forms, as in the constitutional conflicts over same-sex marriage and conscience-based objections to civil rights laws.

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8. www.futurity.org › bigotry-bigot-history-2378402The word ‘bigot’ is back. Here’s why it’s so powerful

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   Jun 2, 2020 · She has been an investigator of bigotry in all its ugly forms since before the 2016 presidential election—when the term “bigot” seemed to reenter the day-to-day lexicon of Americans.