Plural of ginzo; an offensive ethnic slur applied to multiple people of Italian descent.
The plural form of 'ginzo,' using standard English '-es' plural formation (as in 'tomato' → 'tomatoes'). It preserves the offensive meaning of its singular form.
The pluralization of slurs reveals how language systematizes and institutionalizes prejudice—by making them grammatically productive, speakers normalize discriminatory language in everyday speech.
Plural of ethnic slur 'ginzo' targeting Italian-Americans and Italian immigrants from early 20th century onward. Perpetuated harmful stereotyping and social exclusion.
Avoid entirely. Use respectful national/regional descriptors or proper names instead.
["Italians","Italian-Americans","Italian immigrants"]
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