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'''Albaphobia''', also known as '''Scotophobia''' and '''anti-Scottish sentiment''', refers to the hatred or dislike of, or discrimination against, Scots, Scotland, or Scottish culture. More broadly, it can refer to the hatred of the wider Scottish diaspora, such as the [[Scotch-Irish|Ulster Scots]]; a good example of which is the frequent attempts by far-left Irish 'nationalists', who attempt to deny the existence of Ulster Scots culture.<ref>[https://x.com/handsome_booger/status/1835942134458769689 Ulster Scots is what happens when you're that desperate to have some sort of "culture" ...]</ref>
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'''Albaphobia''', also known as '''Scotophobia''' and '''anti-Scottish sentiment''', refers to the hatred or dislike of, or discrimination against, Scots, Scotland, or Scottish culture, such as the languages [[Scots language|Scots]] and [[Scottish Gaelic]]. More broadly, it can refer to the targeting of the wider Scottish diaspora, such as the [[Scotch-Irish|Ulster Scots]]; a good example of which is the frequent attempts by far-left Irish 'nationalists', who attempt to deny the existence of Ulster Scots culture and humiliate speakers of the [[Ulster Scots dialect|Ulster dialect]] of the Scots language.<ref>[https://x.com/handsome_booger/status/1835942134458769689 Ulster Scots is what happens when you're that desperate to have some sort of "culture" ...]</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 14:29, September 17, 2024

Albaphobia, also known as Scotophobia and anti-Scottish sentiment, refers to the hatred or dislike of, or discrimination against, Scots, Scotland, or Scottish culture, such as the languages Scots and Scottish Gaelic. More broadly, it can refer to the targeting of the wider Scottish diaspora, such as the Ulster Scots; a good example of which is the frequent attempts by far-left Irish 'nationalists', who attempt to deny the existence of Ulster Scots culture and humiliate speakers of the Ulster dialect of the Scots language.[1]

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