blackness

Referring to how blacksomeone is by measuring how well they fit into the black stereotype. Can also be referred to the respect but not posing of one fitting into the black stereotype.

"Where's that nigga's blackness? Look at him wearing his fancy lil tie and that ass expensive suit down here in the ghetto."

by Barnakey August 24, 2006

blackness

1. a word in which a black american uses to describe a personal emotionally bonding experience that involves
a sociological and economical identity, pertaining only to black americans, that is associated with modern society.

2. a socio-economical identity pertaining only to black americans.

Virgil thought deeply about his blackness as a modern black american.

by .bad. robot September 15, 2013

blackness

The term given to the experience and expression of the socio-political identity that black people, the world over, hold. It is in most popular use amongst the African American community.

I love my blackness and yours.
Blackness is the celebration of all things beautiful in black people.

by sktbrdv January 2, 2017

Blackness

(noun) The state of complete darkness. Failure to give a fuck. The urge to stay high as fuck all day err day. A flawless way of living life grand.

"I got a new job dude! straight blackness!!!"

by Ner For Sure April 30, 2009

Blackness

The perverted, degenerate and criminal aspects of Black Culture that are highly destructive and corrosive to the wider culture. These negative aspects are disproportionate represented in Black Culture compared to the wider culture and the other individual cultures that make it up.

This once pleasant and peaceful community has been negatively impacted by Blackness.

by DeusDex December 6, 2023

Blackness monster

A blackness monster is the blackest person in the pool.

Swim away! It's the blackness monster.

by BETTY CROCKER June 26, 2006

Blackness Monster

aka Blak Ness Monster is an African-Canadian, Toronto based surrealist who's work hints on the struggle and stereotypes of a black male misunderstood. He plays on the fear directed towards his race, and through life experiences, realized he honed the power to manipulate and instill fear in the minds of others. With his bold fashion statements, actions, speech and "Blak" art, he views the world as his social experiment.

- Andy Warhol

Blak ness Monster is a surrealist.
Blackness Monster the FEAR of a black person. Monsters feed on fear.

by DAndy Warhol October 17, 2011