What Is The D Slur On TikTok? TikTok users have been making the optimal utilization of the platform for the promotion of Pride Month.Millions of people of several generations are on TikTok, which is why it is the best platform for meeting the different generations together and teaching things to them.
As we all know, TikTok is famous for its unique trends and threads; we have again been provided with a very educational and social trend on this platform.
On the occasion of pride month, people are being made aware of the misuse of offensive slang terms like the D-slur and many others.
For the support of the LGBTQIA community, pride month is celebrated, and since due to covid, any physical rally was not possible, people have chosen this way to spread awareness.
Many content creators and the other users of TikTok are giving and getting information regarding homophobic terms like the D-slur and are requested not to use the term in any circumstances. @urnotsolocalspaz Please correct me if I have got any of them wrong ♬ Greek Tragedy (Oliver Nelson TikTok Remix) – The Wombats What Is The D Slur On TikTok And Why Is This Slang Offensive?
The D slur is the short form of the word “Dyke” which was used by the people majorly in the 19th century when they referred to women who looked masculine.
The D slur was a word given to lesbians who appeared to be masculine. Hence, it is considered to be homophobic and very offensive.
Since people still have been found using this slang to homosexual people, especially lesbians, the trend on TikTok for educating people about this has been started.
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Every gender is equal, and they deserve equal rights, getting called with terms like D slur, even being just words, hurt the feeling of people.
The main motive of this on Tiktok is to make everybody realize that such terms are as bad as racial slurs, which are strictly offensive and intolerable by people.
Hence, people should stop using these along which are offensive and hurts others feelings as an individual and also as a whole community.
