Here is the very first empirical claim (other than describing the memo) in the scientists' responses: > In 1960, the most common slurs were insulting labels fo

Here is the very first empirical claim (other than describing the memo) in the scientists' responses: > In 1960, the most common slurs were insulting labels for demographic groups. In 2017, the most common slurs involve labelling anyone who you disagree with on issues such as affirmative action, diversity, gaps, and inequality as a racist, sexist, homophobe, or bigot. Citation? I suspect that this is wildly wrong, but unlike this scientist, I'd want to see the data first.