unracism

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ racism.

Noun

unracism (uncountable)

1. Absence or lack of racism
   • 1993, Kwame Anthony Appiah, In My Father's House:

     And he was able, despite his antiracism—despite what I am inclined to call his complete unracism, since racism was never a temptation he had to resist—to find it natural, when he was a delegate from Ghana to the UN to seek solidarity in Harlem, where he went to church most Sundays and made many lifelong friends.

   • 2009, Mary F. Corey, The World Through a Monocle:

     And, more important, he sees his own unracism as a critical component of his own.

Anagrams

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