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black liberation

black liberation noun: the achievement of equal rights and status for black people, particularly as seen as freedom from historic and structural oppression.

Noun (1)

black liberation (uncountable)

  1. (US) The achievement of equal rights and status for black people, particularly as seen as freedom from historic and structural oppression.
    • Investigator Wheeler commented briefly concerning the activity of the Progressive Labor Party in circulating inflammatory literature during the Watts riot. PLP distributed posters and flyers titled: “Don’t be a sucker!” (This pamphlet asked the question: “ISN’T THIS A DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST THE...1965, House Un-American Activities Committee, Annual Report For The Year 1965, page 63

Noun (2) capitalized: Black liberation

Black liberation (uncountable)

  1. (US) Alternative letter-case form of black liberation.

Forms of black liberation

alternative formBlack liberation

Origin of black liberation

See Black

Questions about black liberation

What does black liberation mean?
Black liberation means the achievement of equal rights and status for black people, particularly as seen as freedom from historic and structural oppression.
What part of speech is black liberation?
Black liberation is a noun.

Words near black liberation in the dictionary

  1. black letter
  2. black letter day
  3. black letter days
  4. black letter law
  5. black letters
  6. black liberation
  7. black licorice
  8. black licorices
  9. black lie
  10. black lies
  11. black light

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