Look up Eskimo, Gypsy and c**n (racial slur) in most dictionaries.
I have Merriam-Webster open in a tab right now, so let's check.
It says "plural Eskimo or Eskimos, now sometimes offensive" (with a long explaination paragraph under), "usually offensive, see usage paragraph below" (again, with a long paragraph explaining) and "offensive —used as an insulting and contemptuous term for a Black person.
Being aware of inappropriate words in not new.
Dictionaries are available in schools. Should we ban them now?
You've moved the goal posts to narrow the focus onto Google Docs, though. When my grandma wants to write a letter, she doesn't go searching for a "cloud-based shareable free office suite". She launches whatever is already installed on her computer.
The classic "think of the children" argument. Who could possibly argue against the children?
> By highlighting these words in their monopolistic product (Google Docs)
Google Docs isn't a monopoly, and you're betraying your bias in your criticism by pushing that narrative.
"Today, more than half the nation’s primary- and secondary-school students — more than 30 million children — use Google education apps like Gmail and Docs, the company said. And Chromebooks, Google-powered laptops that initially struggled to find a purpose, are now a powerhouse in America’s schools. Today they account for more than half the mobile devices shipped to schools."
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/13/technology/google-educati...
I'm not sure how someone can have a notable majority in anything and not be said to be dominating that thing.