linguistic profiling

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• linguistic profiling — (ling.GWIS.tik PROH.fye.ling) n. Determining characteristics such as socioeconomic status from the way a person uses language. Example Citation: One Stanford linguistics professor experienced this when he first moved to Palo Alto. When he phoned… …   New words

• linguistic profiling — noun using speech characteristics or dialect to identify a speaker s race or religion or social class • Hypernyms: ↑identification …   Useful english dictionary

• racial profiling — (RAY.shul proh.fy.ling) pp. Detaining, questioning, or arresting a person whose race is part of a profile of traits that allegedly identify the most likely perpetrators of certain crimes. Example Citation: A room full of senior police officers… …   New words

• List of studies on Neuro-linguistic programming — (NLP) summarizes the many studies that have been performed relevant to NLP, since the early 1980s. These tend to be of three types: studies, metastudies, and research in related fields (notably cognitive science and neuroscience). A fourth kind… …   Wikipedia

• Language ideology — In sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropology, a language or linguistic ideology is a systematic construct about how languages carry or are invested with certain moral, social, and political values, giving rise to implicit assumptions that… …   Wikipedia

• Redlining — [ HOLC 1936 security map of Philadelphia showing redlining of lower income neighborhoods. [The HOLC maps are part of the records of the FHLBB (RG195) at the [http://www.archives.gov/index.html National Archives II] .] Households and businesses in …   Wikipedia

• flying while Muslim — pp. Searching, questioning, or denying service to an airline passenger for no other reason than the person appears to be a Muslim. Also: FWM. Example Citations: On Sept. 26, 2002, Maher Arar, a Canadian citizen born in Syria, was returning to… …   New words

• DWB — abbr. Driving while black when a car is pulled over by a police officer for no other reason than the driver is black. Example Citation: Many young (and not so young) men, black or brown, know what it s like to be stopped by a police officer for… …   New words

• Race — Affrilachian de policing diversity fatigue DWB flying while Muslim hyperwhite linguistic profiling …   New words

• first preventers — n. The law enforcement or intelligence personnel who are in the most advantageous position to prevent a terrorist attack. adj. Example Citation: Since Sept. 11, 2001, the nation has heard a lot about local first responders, the law enforcement,… …   New words

• redlining — n. The practice of refusing to serve particular geographical areas because of the race or income of the area s residents. Example Citation: At first, the Federal Housing Administration, the arm of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department …   New words