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Historical examples of people deemed to be a criminal class include Jews, Gypsies, [[homosexual]]s, Black people, lepers, and certain religious groups | Historical examples of people deemed to be a criminal class include Jews, Gypsies, [[homosexual]]s, Black people, lepers, and certain religious groups. | ||
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*[[The great moral panic]] | *[[The great moral panic]] | ||
*[[Witch Hunt]] | *[[Witch Hunt]] | ||
*[[Thoughtcrime]] | *[[Thoughtcrime (dictionary)]] | ||
*[[Pedophile ring (dictionary)]] | |||
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¹ A group, ethnic or social minority deemed or legislated to be criminals based on who they are and not by any laws they may have broken as individuals. |
Historical examples of people deemed to be a criminal class include Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, Black people, lepers, and certain religious groups.
