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Qué (quién) es Negrophobia - definición
Negrophobia
¦ noun intense or irrational dislike or fear of black people.
Derivatives
Negrophobe noun
Negrophobia
Negrophobia (also termed anti-Blackness) is characterized by a fear, hatred or extreme aversion to black people and black culture worldwide. Caused amongst other factors by racism and traumatic events and circumstances, symptoms of this phobia include but are not limited to the attribution of negative characteristics to black people, the fear or the strong dislike of black men and the objectification of black women.
Racism in France
OVERVIEW ABOUT RACISM IN FRANCE
Racism and discrimination in France; Racism and ethnic discrimination in France; Racism against Blacks in France; Racism against Jews in France; Racism against Algerians in France; Racism against black people in France; Anti-white racism in France; French racism; Racism against Africans in France; Negrophobia in France
Racism is a significant social issue in French society as well as others but many French people have long time tended to believe it never really existed in France.Dominique Chathuant, Nous qui ne cultivons pas le préjugé de race.
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Negrophobia
Negrophobia (also termed anti-Blackness) is characterized by a fear, hatred or extreme aversion to black people and black culture worldwide. Caused amongst other factors by racism and traumatic events and circumstances, symptoms of this phobia include but are not limited to the attribution of negative characteristics to black people, the fear or the strong dislike of black men and the objectification of black women.
