"‘Racially stimming" is a term sometimes used to describe when someone repeatedly uses racial slurs as a form of verbal repetition. However, this behavior is harmful and rooted in hate speech, and it should not be excused or mislabeled as stimming."
He was banned from the server after repeatedly racially stimming during voice chats, claiming it was just a habit—but others rightly saw it as offensive and unacceptable.
by Flippeee5 April 14, 2025
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Get the Racially Stimmingmug. 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
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Get the Racializedmug. Or Racial Stranding. It happens when a multiracial person doesn't feel belong to either race of his parents. It is an "In Between" state.
Similar to Culture Stranding
Similar to Culture Stranding
Matt's white friends think he is to "Asian" and his Asian friends think he is too "White"; His is Racially Stranded.
by Jove Hue October 16, 2019
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Get the Racialitymug. A social and economic system of removing social and economic value using markers associated with race (e.g. such as dark skin or people of African descent) while attributing social and economic value using markers associated with race (e.g., white/light skin or people of European descent).
Example - Wealth is assigned to predominately white U.S. neighborhoods at higher rates than predominately Black, Hispanic, or Latinx neighborhoods. As more middle and upper class White families move into neighborhoods (gentrification) the property values increase but the reverse happens when Black families move into formally homogenized White neighborhoods.
See Cedric Robinson and Charles Mill's work around racial capitalism.
Example - Wealth is assigned to predominately white U.S. neighborhoods at higher rates than predominately Black, Hispanic, or Latinx neighborhoods. As more middle and upper class White families move into neighborhoods (gentrification) the property values increase but the reverse happens when Black families move into formally homogenized White neighborhoods.
See Cedric Robinson and Charles Mill's work around racial capitalism.
Racial capitalism has assigned value to Whiteness in that those of European descent are often given lower interest rates on loans than those who are not.
by EquityLLC February 9, 2022
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