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Τι (ποιος) είναι NEGROES - ορισμός

NON-SLAVE BLACK PERSON IN PRE-EMANCIPATION USA
Free Negroes; Free African American; Free black; Free African-American; Free blacks; Free negroes; Free negro; Free Blacks; Free Black
  • Free woman of color with [[quadroon]] daughter; late 18th-century collage painting, [[New Orleans]].
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  • "Learning is wealth". Wilson, Charley, Rebecca, and Rosa. Mixed-race slaves from New Orleans

Negroes         
  • "Negritos o Aetas" illustration in ''Bosquejo Geográfico e Histórico-natural del Archipielago Filipino'' (Ramón Jordana y Morera, 1885)
  • A European map of [[West Africa]], 1736. Included is the archaic mapping designation of [[Negroland]].
  • Street plate in [[Medina of Tunis]] showing, in Arabic and French, Negroes street.
HISTORICAL WORD FOR BLACK PEOPLE
Negroes; Negroe; Negro Race; Race, Negro; Ñegro; Niggish; African-Negro; African Negro; African-Negroes; African Negroes; African-Negros; African Negros; Negrœ; American Negro
·pl of Negro.
Negro         
  • "Negritos o Aetas" illustration in ''Bosquejo Geográfico e Histórico-natural del Archipielago Filipino'' (Ramón Jordana y Morera, 1885)
  • A European map of [[West Africa]], 1736. Included is the archaic mapping designation of [[Negroland]].
  • Street plate in [[Medina of Tunis]] showing, in Arabic and French, Negroes street.
HISTORICAL WORD FOR BLACK PEOPLE
Negroes; Negroe; Negro Race; Race, Negro; Ñegro; Niggish; African-Negro; African Negro; African-Negroes; African Negroes; African-Negros; African Negros; Negrœ; American Negro
['ni:gr??]
¦ noun (plural Negroes) a member of a dark-skinned group of peoples originally native to Africa south of the Sahara.
Origin
via Sp. and Port. from L. niger, nigr- 'black'.
Usage
Since the 1960s, when the term black was favoured as the term to express racial pride, Negro (together with related words such as Negress) has dropped out of favour. It is now regarded as old-fashioned or even offensive in both British and US English.
Negro         
  • "Negritos o Aetas" illustration in ''Bosquejo Geográfico e Histórico-natural del Archipielago Filipino'' (Ramón Jordana y Morera, 1885)
  • A European map of [[West Africa]], 1736. Included is the archaic mapping designation of [[Negroland]].
  • Street plate in [[Medina of Tunis]] showing, in Arabic and French, Negroes street.
HISTORICAL WORD FOR BLACK PEOPLE
Negroes; Negroe; Negro Race; Race, Negro; Ñegro; Niggish; African-Negro; African Negro; African-Negroes; African Negroes; African-Negros; African Negros; Negrœ; American Negro
(Negroes)
A Negro is someone with dark skin who comes from Africa or whose ancestors came from Africa. (OFFENSIVE, OLD-FASHIONED)
N-COUNT

Βικιπαίδεια

Free Negro

In the British colonies in North America and in the United States before the abolition of slavery in 1865, free Negro or free Black described the legal status of African Americans who were not enslaved. The term was applied both to formerly enslaved people (freedmen) and to those who had been born free (free people of color).

Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για NEGROES
1. Eskimos were Inuit, Indians were First Nations, Negroes were blacks.
2. Negroes began receiving service last night, he said.
3. Negroes have more rights here and immigrants own all the property," he told me.
4. In Dallas (Texas) a drive–in last night served Negroes for the first time.
5. That is why the local Negroes were so cowed; indeed the students‘ project was conceived not merely to teach Southern Negroes of their rights but also to give them some self–confidence.