However, there lies trouble with how we use the word “hate” in our vernacular and usage: If we use such a powerful word so frequently, it will only diminish its meaning where it’s needed most. In ...

Don’t mess with us, man. By Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — When people ask me about my work, or comment on it, there is one word that always makes me bristle. “Hate.” When I ...

In my family, the word “hate” was taboo. My mom, into her 90s, could use the F-word as five different parts of speech, but would not tolerate the H-word, especially when it was applied to ...

Adapted from a recent online discussion. DEAR CAROLYN: My 10-year-old son has started expressing that he “hates” certain people/kids. How do I go about getting him to stop using that word? For ...

The usage of the word "hate" in sports comes up a lot this weekend when breaking down the Jets vs. Patriots and Ravens vs. Steelers and also the Arizona Wildcats vs. the ASU Sun Devils.

Instead, we found that Fox used antipathy words five times more often than MSNBC. “Hate” really stood out: It appeared 647 times on Fox, compared to 118 on MSNBC. Fox usually pairs certain words ...

Carolyn Hax says it’s important to help kids develop the language to say what they really mean instead of applying the H word. Skip to Main Content Skip to footer Sections ...

It's time for a little heart-to-heart conversation about hate. Pulpit: Be careful how you use the word hate - Post Bulletin | Rochester Minnesota news, weather, sports Just $2 for 6 months!

N-word a term of hate, no matter who uses it: Your Say. The NFL is considering a rule that would trigger a 15-yard penalty if a player used the N-word on the field.

Fox News is up to five times more likely to use the word “hate” in its programming than its main competitors. The Conversation Published Sept. 28, 2020. Image courtesy of YouTube.