unbigoted

The fact that the female half of the couple who killed 14 care workers in San Bernardino last December was a recent immigrant from Pakistan via Saudi Arabia, and had passed what the US government then considered adequate background checks, alarmed a great many unbigoted Americans.

Finally, in Salinger's last published work, "Hapworth 16, 1924" (1965), the young Seymour Glass (age seven) writes home from summer camp with a long list of requests for reading material including a manual for conversational Italian; "any unbigoted or bigoted books on God or merely religion;" poems; and, most relevant to my subject, the "complete works again of Count Leo Tolstoy, with certain exceptions noted:

I remember thinking that if I had any faith then I'd want it to be like hers, simple, unbigoted and uncluttered.

Over time, as American society as a whole has grown more tolerant--albeit not totally accepting--of homosexuality, (233) opponents of same-sex civil marriage have learned to couch their arguments in positive-sounding, seemingly unbigoted terms, and to decry any "hatred" or intent to "discriminate" against anyone's "lifestyle choices." (234)