Difference between "derogation" and "inferiorization"

"Derogation" is a real word - meaning the partial revocation or limiting implementation of a law.

"Inferiorization" is what you get when you start adding extra endings to a perfectly good word to make your subject sound more serious and academic.

This responder’s answer demonstrates that he does not understand either how words become words or the difference between a transitive verb and a noun. Derogation is a noun. Inferiorize Is a transitive verb. They are used very differently. When I was growing up the word “ain’t” was not in the dictionary. Teachers used to say, “Ain’t ain’t in the dictionary,” to try to get kids to stop using it. Due to the sheer colloquial usage of it, “ain’t” was soon found in the next editions of the dictionary. Words that are used well and fill a niche almost always become “real words.” Had the responder been aware of these things his answer would not have been so pointed, judgmental, or wrong.