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Transgender jokes often rely on mockery, stereotypes, or punchlines that punch down at a group already facing high rates of stigma and violence. When humor targets identity—es...
Open articleholiday-workplace-communication
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the office not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.” This familiar opening gets rewired for the season to reflect th...
Open articlebody-diversity
When someone says the body is round, they are usually describing a body shape characterized by a fuller bust and hips with a softer or less defined waist, often associated with...
Open articlelanguage-and-usage
The phrase "any mick" typically appears in two contexts: as a literal placeholder name or as a perceived ethnic slur directed at people of Irish descent. As a nickname, it is un...
Open articlesemantics-and-usage
In contemporary English, mick is primarily a colloquial noun referring to an Irish person or someone of Irish descent. It functions as a nickname or informal label rather than a...
Open articlecategory-content
The phrase “his/her story” refers to the lived experience, account, or narrative of a specific person, often shared through testimony, writing, interview, or public communic...
Open articlesocial-issues
Transphobic jokes are comments or stories that mock, belittle, or stereotype transgender people, often rooted in prejudice and misunderstanding. This evergreen explainer examine...
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