anti-discriminator

See also: antidiscriminator

English

Alternative forms

• antidiscriminator (rare)

Etymology

From anti- +‎ discriminator.

Noun

anti-discriminator (plural anti-discriminators)

1. (rare) An opponent of discrimination.
   • 2002, William A. Bogart, Consequences: The Impact of Law and Its Complexity, page 285:

     If a society comes to be dominated by anti-discriminators, there may be a temptation to rectify past wrongs even if other interests (i.e., white able-bodied males) are sidelined.

   • 2013, Hugh Stretton, The Political Sciences Routledge Library Editions:

     What discriminators actually think and do is reported, in reports arranged for use by their opponents; what anti-discriminators might or could do, goes beyond report to inventive strategy.