Racialized

A merger of the words "racially" and "marginalized." Refers to someone who is pushed to the fringes of society because of his or her race.

At a debate, one of the participants refused to acknowledge his opponent came from a racialized community, saying instead that racism was a state of mind and not real.

by BlastFurnace September 19, 2023

Racial Gaslighting

Racial gaslighting is when Black, Indigenous, and people of color confront the ways they have experienced racism, and an individual, group, or institution (such as the media, legal system, or government) tries to make them doubt their experience, often to maintain control, avoid taking accountability, or conduct
normalized racial abuse.

Source: Racial Wellness, a book by Jacquelyn Ogorchukwu Iyamah

Ella realized that when Bryan tried to deny her lived experiences with racism, he was subjecting her to racial gaslighting.

by Racial Wellness September 18, 2023

Racially Tolerant

To put up with, agree or support your or another race.

I am racially tolerant to words Stop Asian hate!
I support BLM!

by Strxwb3rry July 11, 2021

racialed

When a straight racist dude gets fucked by a dude of opposite gender

Did you hear about <insert racist friend name here> getting racialed? They showed him good ;D

by BenjiBlue March 30, 2022

racially ambitious

A person who seeks to date or engage in sexual encounters with individuals of specific race(s) for thrills, as a bucket list item and/or to produce racially ambiguous offsprings.

Pamela is more than a queen of spades bro. she is racially ambitious. she want her kids mixed!

by youthoughtiwasfeelingyou??? November 12, 2022

Racial trans

A person whose racial identity doesn’t match their skin color.

Michael Jackson bleached his skin because he was racial trans.

by Tdsmd July 29, 2018

Racial Apathy

Racial apathy is a form of emotional neglect toward Black, Indigenous, and people of color rooted in the biased belief that we do not feel pain. When people are viewed as "less human", it becomes easier to neglect their pain.

Source: Racial Wellness, by Jacquelyn Ogorchukwu Iyamah

The way the media view wars, disasters, and viruses in predominantly white areas as more worthy of media coverage than those affecting areas where communities of color reside is a clear sign of racial apathy.

by Racial Wellness September 18, 2023