Language used to describe diverse communities and the words selected by different cultures to describe themselves are constantly evolving, along with attitudes of/toward these groups. For example, negative terms are sometimes reclaimed and repurposed as insider slang or terms of endearment (e.g. the use of the n-slur among Black people). Terminology can also evolve for the purposes of greater inclusivity, (e.g. LGBT developed to LGBTQQIA, and the reclamation of “queer”). Similar reclamation has occurred in the disability community with terms like “gimp” and “cripple” (shortened to “crip”). However, reclamation efforts are not universal and not free of controversy.