It depends on the context. People can be described as Deaf, deaf, or hearing impaired. In a sentence some people will write D/deaf.
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The politically correct term for Spanish people is "Spanish." It is important to use the appropriate term that people use to identify themselves.
"Who has" is correct when referring to a single person. "Who have" is correct when referring to multiple people.
No, "theirselves" is not a correct English word. The correct form is "themselves" when referring to a group of people.
Yes, "Indian" is capitalized when referring to people from India or things related to the country.
The correct phrase is "They were going home". "Were" is the correct past tense form of the verb "to be" when referring to multiple people.
The politically correct term for Spanish people is "Spanish." It is important to use the appropriate term that people use to identify themselves.
"Who has" is correct when referring to a single person. "Who have" is correct when referring to multiple people.
There are 4.3 billion people in Asia proper, as of the middle of the year 2013. "Oriental" is an outdated term referring to people of Asian descent that is no longer politically correct to use.
It is politically correct to say that black people are african-american. And white people are just white.
No, the term 'retarded' is considered outdated and offensive. It is no longer considered politically correct to use this term when referring to individuals with intellectual disabilities. It is more appropriate to use person-first language, such as "person with an intellectual disability."
The abbreviation PC stands for the term "politically correct." Politically correct means using terms that aren't offensive to people around you. An example of this would be substituting "mentally handicapped" instead of offensively referring to someone as a "retard."
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I believe the PC term is "little people" or "little person."
No.Distraction is correct if you are referring to a diversion in attention.Distinction is correct if you are referring to the differences between two similar things/people.
No, "theirselves" is not a correct English word. The correct form is "themselves" when referring to a group of people.
Note that being "politically correct" has nothing to do with politics; it should be properly referred to as 'social acceptability/socially acceptable' (and even that isn't the best description). It is basically acting in a fashion that will cause the least possible offense to anybody that may hear or see that act. For this reason, a person of religious affiliation is just as likely to be "politically correct" as anyone else.
Ideally, person; but if you must refer to someone by using their stature, little people use the term 'little people'.