- Revolution, as the
colonists began to
reappropriate the
label yankee as a
point of pride, they
likewise reappropriated the song,
altering verses, and turning...
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Pejorative use of the word
still exists, but the term **** has been
reappropriated by many ****s to
imply ****ertiveness and toughness. The
origin of...
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website Tumblr,
meaning "true trans****ual s****",
which has
since been
reappropriated.
Those who
believe that
gender dysphoria is not
required to be transgender...
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positive or
negative connotation. Some African-American
women have
reappropriated the word and
embraced the meaning,
including to
describe ratchet feminism...
-
whether the term was a pejorative, was
considered acceptable, or a
reappropriated term of
unity and pride, but by 2017, the word had been
banned by several...
- it can
indicate a
strong or ****ertive
woman and has
therefore been
reappropriated by some women.
According to the
Oxford English Dictionary, the term...
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Chinese identity and (usually)
Chinese language; however, it has been
reappropriated by many
Chinese Americans and used to
convey positive connotations....
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While originally derogatory, the
terms "Otaku" and "Weeb" have been
reappropriated by the
anime fandom overtime and
today are used by some fans to refer...
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During the
Bourbon Restoration (1814–1830) and the July
Monarchy (1830–1848), the
Doctrinals (French: Doctrinaires) were a
group of
French royalists who...
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Indian Movement saw
pejorative connotations in the term
native and
reappropriated the term Indian,
seeing it as
witness to the
history of
violence against...
