What is another word for Slavic Race?
Pronunciation: [slˈɑːvɪk ɹˈe͡ɪs] (IPA) 
The term "Slavic Race" is outdated and inappropriate, as it suggests a biological and cultural homogeneity that does not exist. Instead, it is more accurate and respectful to refer to the Slavic peoples as a linguistic and cultural group. In discussing the Slavic world, one may use the terms "Slavic peoples," "Slavic cultures," or "Slavic languages." Additionally, specific groups within the Slavic world may be referred to by their respective names, such as the Polish, Czechs, Bulgarians, or Russians. By avoiding the term "Slavic Race" and instead using these more appropriate synonyms, we can acknowledge the diversity and complexity of the Slavic world.
