Others

Generally accepted slang for any non-human individual.

During the 1940 United States Census, the actual number of the population was offset due to preternatural citizens lacking an option to identify with on the census in the section of male or female. The new census was drawn up in a less than 90 days adding the option of human or other underneath the subject of type. In turn, more people began to refer to humans as "Others" and after five years the term became ingrained in the English language. Acceptance was quick due to the non-offensive nature of the term.