discriminatee

English

Etymology

discriminate +‎ -ee

Noun

discriminatee (plural discriminatees)

1. One who is the subject of discrimination.
   • 2008, Decisions and Orders of the National Labor Relations Board, page 609:

     As employees of SG Construction, the 12 nonalleged discriminatees received the same rates of pay as they had received as employees of Summit Express.

   • 2023, Frej Klem Thomsen, “No Disrespect—But That Account Does Not Explain What Is Morally Bad About Discrimination”, in Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy, volume 23, number 3, page 42:

     The first, harm-based account holds (roughly) that discrimination is morally bad when and to the extent that it brings about harm to the discriminatee or others.