negrophobic

See also: Negrophobic

English

Etymology

From negro +‎ -phobic.

Adjective

negrophobic (comparative more negrophobic, superlative most negrophobic)

1. Having a fear or loathing of black people.
   • 2002, Jock McCulloch, Black Soul, White Artifact, page 73:

     Employing this insight, Fanon argues that the negrophobic woman is neurotically attracted to the Negro as a sexual partner, while the negrophobic man is most likely a repressed homosexual […]

   • 2006, Steven Gregory, The Devil behind the Mirror, page 181:

     In the wake of the massacre, the Trujillo dictatorship embarked on a renewed negrophobic, anti-Haitian campaign that infiltrated public education and other Dominican institutions.

Translations

having a fear or loathing of black people

• French: négrophobe (fr)