Discriminators refer to people, things, or institutions that differentiate or make distinctions between various entities based on particular characteristics. Synonyms for discriminators include differentiators, separators, segregators, and distinguisers. Individuals who engage in discriminatory behavior can be called biased, prejudiced, bigoted, or intolerant. Societal or institutional discriminators are sometimes referred to as oppressors or perpetrators of inequality. Discriminators may also manifest in the form of stereotypes, prejudice, or exclusionary practices. It is important for individuals and institutions to be aware of their discriminators and actively work to address and eliminate discriminatory behavior to promote a more inclusive and equitable society.