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Negro

In the English language, the term negro is a term historically used to refer to people of Black African heritage. The term negro means the color black in Spanish and Portuguese (from Latin niger), where English took it from. The term can be viewed as offensive, inoffensive, or completely neutral, largely depending on the context, region or country where…

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Negro

Nodes147
Edges146
Triples169
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013605
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related to United States · 54
Negro → Africa, African Americans, Africanist, Africans, Afro-American, After, America, Asiatics, Berbers, Black, Black Muslims, Black Panthers, Blacks, Carter, Civil Rights Movement, Declaration, Dr, Dream, Du Bois, Egyptians
related to Spanish East Indies · 24
Negro → Aeta, As, Ati, Atlantic, Australo-Melanesian, Austronesian, Austronesian Filipinos, Batak, Despite, English, Filipinos, However, In, Mamanwa, Negrito, Negros, Philippines, South, Southeast Asia, Spanish
related to Elsewhere · 22
Negro → According, African Turkish, Although, Arabic, Ayşegül Kayagil, Brunberg's, Brunbergin, English, Finnish, Finns, German, In, In Turkish, Kayagil, Kayagil's, Kielitoimiston, Neekerinsuukko, Opinions, The, The Turkish
related to In English · 19
Negro → According, African, Around, Bantu, British, English-language, From, India, Latin, Negroland, Niger River, Oxford Dictionaries, Portuguese, Proto-Indo-European, Southern Africa, Spanish, The, US English, West Africa
related to Germanic languages · 13
Negro → Austrian Press Council, Cola-Weißbier, Dutch Language Union, Flemish Government, In, In Bavaria, In German, Neger, Negerkinder, Presserat, The, The Dutch, Upper Austria
related to External links · 11
Negro → African American, African American Poetry, Amardeep, Black, Collier's New Encyclopedia, Colored, Digital Anthology, February, Historical Language, Note, Singh
related to Spanish language · 10
Negro → As, English, However, In Spain, In Spanish, Latin America, Mexico, Romance, Spanish, Spanish-speaking
related to Liberia · 5
Negro → Liberia, Liberian, People, Republic, The
see also · 4
Negro → Book, Free NegroKaffir, Negroes, NiggerBlackfellaNiggaMagical Negro
is a · 1
Negro → term historically used to refer to people of Black African heritage

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black term used word people also african english use spanish considered neutral however language offensive refer usage still neger color

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Negrois aterm historically used to refer to people of Black African heritage0.90text
the Universal Negro Improvement Associationinstance ofMarcus Garvey used the word in the names of black nationalist and pan-Africanist organizations0.80text
the Black Muslimsinstance ofIt took root first in more militant groups0.80text
Black Panthersinstance ofIt took root first in more militant groups0.80text
and by 1967instance ofIt took root first in more militant groups0.80text
SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael pushed for the abandonment of Negroinstance ofIt took root first in more militant groups0.80text
the United Negro College Fundinstance ofand organizations0.80text
Negrorelated to ElsewhereIn0.60section
Negrorelated to ElsewhereFinnish0.60section
Negrorelated to ElsewhereKielitoimiston0.60section
Negrorelated to ElsewhereThe0.60section
Negrorelated to ElsewhereNeekerinsuukko0.60section

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