blackophobic

English

Etymology

From black +‎ -phobic.

Adjective

blackophobic (comparative more blackophobic, superlative most blackophobic)

1. (rare) Having a fear or loathing of black people.
   • 1992, Ted Krueger, Legislation of morality Group: alt.politics.bush

     By the way, should white people be encouraged to be blackophobic.

   • 1992, The Advocate, numbers 600-606, page xiii:

     Lurie: But I've never heard of blackophobic. Ehrenstein: That's called racist. People aren't afraid of secretly being black.

   • 2010, David Leonard, Commodified and Criminalized, page 86

     Stemming from the blackophilic and blackophobic discernments of post-Fordist