Overgeneralized am sounds so gratingly unnatural to a modern ear that even experts on Black English have long assumed that this usage was created by white minstrels.

Everything we know about Kevin Bacon is wrong. OK, not everything. But according to Facebook, the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon party trick needs some serious re-thinking. There's a popular notion ...

By Joseph Batory Times Guest Columnist “I often wonder why the whole world is so prone to generalize. Generalizations are seldom if ever true and are usually utterly inaccurate.” ?Agath… ...

Second of all, he overgeneralized the idea of wearing the hijab as a political statement and as a “cultural insecurity” on all Muslim women. Yes, it may be true that some women use it as a statement, ...

The chair of the Homeland Security Committee seems to have connected ISIS and Benghazi under one big "threat" umbrella. That's not helpful.

Individuals with trypophobia experience an overgeneralized response, to the extent that even an image of bubbles on a cup of coffee can trigger aversion. (Shutterstock) ...

The idea that an overgeneralized, hurtful, and inaccurate statement should be accepted because it was in response to sarcastic quip about players drafted in a small room, is distasteful and careless.