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名詞

Q-slur (plural Q-slurs)

1. (euphemistic, LGBTQ) The word queer, especially when used disparagingly.
   • 2020 November 15, Lily Orchard, “Simple Writing Tips: a Thread (archived screenshots)”, in Twitter‎:

     The Q-slur as a concept tactily reinforces heteronormativity by casting LGBTA people as inherently "strange." In "No Big Deal" representation, the word should be avoided. Normalizing LGBTA people and the Q-Slur are like oil and water and don't go together.

   • 2019, Aleks Schmidt, The Edge of Sex, →ISBN:

     What had been a reclaimed word with overt political meaning (see ACT UP’s usage) and also deep ties to academia (see “queer theory”) had become “the q slur”.

   • 2019 January 12, Review by user “charlotte,”, “Anger Is a Gift”, in Goodreads‎:

     Another personal quibble I had: the use of the q-slur as a blanket term. So, sure, reclaim it for yourself, but I hate having to read it as a blanket term. It's actually started making me feel sick seeing it so, that wasn't fun when it showed up in this book.

   • (Can we date this quote?), “the rules and guidelines”, in Dirty Pokémon Confessions (Tumblr)‎:

     [C]onfessions with slurs aren’t allowed. [T]his includes the q-slur too just in case.

動詞

Q-slur (third-person singular simple present Q-slurs, present participle Q-slurring, simple past and past participle Q-slurred)

1. (euphemistic) to call someone the Q-slur

参考

• Queer § Criticism on Wikipedia.Wikipedia