Many little people find the term "midget" offensive because it is associated with outdated and derogatory stereotypes, often reducing individuals to a caricature or object of ridicule. The term historically stems from the entertainment industry and is linked to exploitation and discrimination. Instead, "little person" or "person with dwarfism" are preferred as they emphasize humanity and individuality. Using respectful language fosters understanding and acknowledges the dignity of people with dwarfism.
Referring to little people as "midgets" or "dwarfs" is innappropriate. While you may have some curiosity about the conditions with which little people live, consider how you would feel if placed under a microscope and had every difference of yours scrutinized or joked about. It could be recommended that you view some of the programing available on various cable channels now that are focused on little people and their life issues.
The term "midget" is considered outdated and offensive. The current preferred term is "person with dwarfism" or "little person." Typically, individuals with dwarfism are adults who are 4 feet 10 inches (147 cm) or shorter in height.
I would seriously consider not calling them a midget waiter. They are people like you and me. But you can. They do the same work as everybody else, maybe even better.
Dwarves. Midget is not a proper term.
Ideally, person; but if you must refer to someone by using their stature, little people use the term 'little people'.
As a midget i allways walk with my little baseball bat and hit people in the shins.
You would call a short man a "Midget" or a "Dwarf".
i think a midget is bigger than a dwarf
It just means a person is unprincipled, self-centered, has little to no regard for the wants and needs of other people.
Midget is a slang term. The correct term is "Little Person" - or, if you know specifically what has caused them to be shorter than average, you might use the scientific term, such as Achondroplastic Dwarf. The term dwarf, while scientifically correct, is offensive to some little people, so you should not use it unless asked to.
Diana Hernandez was a short little girl. She was related to Midget Mac, so people called her Mini Midget Mac Jr. She was so short, that people would always make fun of her. She had really chunky cheeks too. And she had a friend named Thumbelina. :D
No, many people find the term "midget" offensive as it is considered derogatory. It is best to use the term "little person" or "dwarf" when referring to individuals with dwarfism. It is always important to respect people's preferred language and terminology.