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negrification|ˌniːgrɪfɪˈkeɪʃən|
Also Negrification.
[f. Negro on model of words in -fication, as pacification. Cf. nigrification.]
The action or fact of making Negro in character; placing under the control of Blacks. So ˈNegrify v. trans.
1929Nation (N.Y.) 9 Jan. 56 At the beginning of 1928 it seemed as if an end would be made to the slave traffic and the ‘negrification’ of Cuba, when the Government decided to restrict the output of sugar to 4,000,000 tons per year. 1961Spectator 9 June 835 Through the ceremony the negroes ‘negrify’ themselves. 1962Economist 7 Apr. 28/2 Some young Belgian technicians have complained of the effects of ‘negrification’. 1966P. Green tr. Escarpit's Novel Computer vi. 76 Suppose..you were asked to join a revolt..to save the Western world from materialism and Arabo-Marxist negrification. 1972Daily Tel. 7 Mar. 11/4 ‘Black’ in Trinidad means black... Hence the need for ‘Negrification’ of public and private employment. |