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Paleface

usgb/ˈpeɪlfeɪs/Volume
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Cultural SensitivityPlay
Be aware that 'paleface' may be considered offensive by some, as it can carry a history of racial tension. SlideHe hesitated to use 'paleface' in his speech, understanding its potential offensiveness.
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Historical ContextPlay
'Paleface' is an outdated term and reflects historical viewpoints and language of North America. SlideThe movie’s use of 'paleface' accurately reflected the historical setting of the 1800s.
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Archaic UsagePlay
'Paleface' is not commonly used today and may not be understood by all; modern terms are preferred. SlideIn her history essay, she replaced 'palefaces' with 'European settlers' for clarity.