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plural injuns
(US, slang, often offensive) A Native American. quotations
We'll kill ourselves an injun, and maybe two or three!
1995, Pocahontas, spoken by John Smith
You want a problem, well I guess we got one now / I really don't know how / There's injuns over every goddamn hill
1999, “What Do You Want Me to Say?”, in Emergency & I, performed by the Dismemberment Plan
Instead of grudgingly admitting the “Injuns” weren’t so bad after all, it actually explores the conflicted culpability of individual white Americans.
2024 February 2, Ellen E. Jones, “Beyond the pale: where are all the films about ‘whiteness’?”, in The Guardian