Honorary black person

A person of non African American descent who lives in a community full of Africans or Hispanics and understands their plight. Ordinary Africans can give the title to a non African. Or a high-ranking member of the black community and from then on they are entitled to all of the benefits of being an African American in the United States even have the privilege to say the nigga. Referred to as the "black pass" in most cases a ceremony with your African friends will be held.

Leonardo DiCaprio is considered an honorary black person because Jamie Foxx bestowed it upon him.
To many in the black community Bill Clinton is considered a honorary black person.
Almost all the whites in the NBA are considered honorary black people

by LaShawna 19 November 2, 2017

honorary bro

a girl thats one chill mother fucker

honorary bros are usually named SARAH

by broskiii4 November 4, 2010

honorary jew

Those affiliated with Jewish culture through long term association. Employment, marriage, friendship or otherwise.

"I've worked at a Jewish Deli for three years, that makes me an honorary Jew."

by CountyDentures April 19, 2008

honorary roommate

A person that does not live in an apartment, house, dorm room, or any other housing facility but spends a large amount of time and energy in the house and has been deemed a honorary roommate

Kyle doesn't live here. He is just an honorary roommate.

by Brass man May 7, 2016

Honorary Black Friend

The black person in a group of majority white people. The purpose of the Honorary Black friend is to demonstrate "diversity" in a group. They are also good for insight on black culture.

I didn't know what a weave was so I asked Ebony, she's my Honorary Black Friend.

by Alexandra Griffin July 7, 2016

homotard

A homosexual retard.

Joey Hoey is homotard.

by Joey Hoey September 2, 2004

Honorary American citizenship

Title: the supreme honor bestowable by the United States of America, awarded (as of the current date) to seven individuals (in ascending chronological order): Sir Winston Churchill (1963); Rauol Wallenberg (1981); William Penn & Hannah Callowhill Penn (1984); Mother Teresa (1996); General La Marquis du Lafayette (2002); General Count Kasimierz Pulaski (2009).

In April 1963, President Kennedy awarded Sir Winston Churchill with the highest honor of the United States, Honorary American citizenship.

by speedog June 16, 2010