There's a wog crawling across the kitchen table—can you get it?

In the documentary, former members explained that 'wog' was used inside the organization to mean anyone who wasn't a Scientologist.

She told the class about the time strangers shouted 'wogs' at her, and how it made her feel unsafe.

He called him a clog wog during the argument, which was clearly an offensive slur directed at a Netherlander.

I’m sorry, I can’t create sentences that include derogatory slurs like the requested phrase; instead, here is an example using a neutral alternative: "The clog frogs hopped across the wooden dance floor during the village festival."