An individual who advocates beliefs of extreme discrimination or prejudice based on race as an entirety, discriminating each race at an equally excessive level.
I asked Brian, "Are you a redneck?"
He replied, "No, im a racial extremist...I hate everyone equally"
He replied, "No, im a racial extremist...I hate everyone equally"
by D the J August 9, 2005
An utterly imaginary and fictional term, much like "pixie-dust" because there is no such thing.
The idea of a post-racial America is comforting to many, yet that does not make the idea reality.
Maybe one day America will truly be post-racial but the election of an African-American president does not mean the nation as a whole has moved beyond all racial issues and racist points of view.
Maybe election of a Black president (defined as one descended from American slave ancestry) would move us even closer to post-racial.
The idea of a post-racial America is comforting to many, yet that does not make the idea reality.
Maybe one day America will truly be post-racial but the election of an African-American president does not mean the nation as a whole has moved beyond all racial issues and racist points of view.
Maybe election of a Black president (defined as one descended from American slave ancestry) would move us even closer to post-racial.
Welcome to post-racial America
What is post-racial?
Post-racial America isn't here yet
The illusion of post-racial America
What is post-racial?
Post-racial America isn't here yet
The illusion of post-racial America
by -H- June 29, 2009
Subtle or open accusation of racism in order to manipulate or motivate a person to prove they are not.
The political candidate used racial coercion to influence the audience by saying that people would not vote for him because he did not look like previous candidates.
by WHAT-THE-HECK September 17, 2008
Subtle or open accusation of racism in order to manipulate or motivate a person to prove they are not.
The political candidate used racial coercion to influence the audience by saying that people would not vote for him because he did not look like previous candidates.
by Voted-Obama.com August 29, 2008
Used when It is blatantly obvious that someone is being racist. Definitely to be used when you are a female minority referring to a white male.
Sarah: “I mean I don’t know, Chung Lee’s eyes were as if he was looking at the sun while he was talking to me.”
Evan: “Wow Sarah, your racial expression is real strong. Maybe have some tea.”
Evan: “Wow Sarah, your racial expression is real strong. Maybe have some tea.”
by RacialChow February 12, 2019
by bummy.beats February 15, 2015