Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective discriminatory against black people; opposed to black people.
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- adjective Unfavorable to
black people, often specificallyAfrican Americans
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- adjective discriminatory especially on the basis of race or religion
Etymologies
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Examples
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Eric Lott and other scholars have argued that expressions of antiblack racism by Irish Americans—such as the lynchings of blacks during the New York City draft riots of 1863, or their invention of the word coon, or the deliberate attempts by some to belittle blacks in minstrel performances—were efforts to hide “their resemblance, in both class and ethnic terms, to ‘blackness.’”
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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Blackface minstrelsy is now often considered to be antiblack parody, and some of it certainly was, but scholars have recently begun to see the songs of Dan Emmett and many other performers in the genre as expressions of desire for the freedoms they saw in the culture of the slaves.
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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Black Americans saw antiblack bias steadily falling to 6.1 in the 2000s from 9.7 in the 1950s, while they saw antiwhite bias rise to 1.8 from 1.4.
Week in Ideas Christopher Shea 2011
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White Americans, in short, thought that by the '00s antiwhite bias exceeded antiblack bias.
Week in Ideas Christopher Shea 2011
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Originally designed to end antiblack discrimination at the polls, the law now could help Hispanics gain control of the Harlem seat.
Harlem Faces a Historic Shift Devlin Barrett 2012
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Race Bias in Black and White Both white and black Americans see significant progress in the fight against antiblack bias, but white Americans believe that this progress has come at their expense, a survey finds.
Week in Ideas Christopher Shea 2011
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White Americans saw an even steeper decline in antiblack bias: to 3.6 in the 2000s from 9.1 in the '50s, but they perceived antiwhite bias shooting up to 4.7 from 1.8 in that period.
Week in Ideas Christopher Shea 2011
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Gwtty Images Both white and black Americans see significant progress in the fight against antiblack bias, but white Americans believe that this progress has come at their expense.
Week in Ideas Christopher Shea 2011
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Byrd had a long history of antiblack racism early in his career, as the
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As Mr. Kennedy notes, black America is too “wildly heterogenous” for it to be easy to logically designate a view as “antiblack.”
VDARE.com: Blog Articles » Print » John McWhorter On Randall Kennedy’s New Book “Sellout” 2008
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