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No word is inherently bad, it's all about what you mean and how you use it. Most people have a no-tolerance with a few words though.
For example, all words would be ok in educational purposes.
Is this the part where someone just leaves a lone N as a comment?
I would not downvote, but I would feel uncomfortable writing it myself :)
They are, if properly quoted and contextualized, and relevant to the curriculum at hand.
In my country I don't think so. Teachers get easily reported just for providing information that can be used by the other political spectrum. Has happened several times in drawing connections between migration and illegal acts.
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