Africanize
to replace the european or white staff of (an organization in africa) with black .
to bring under , especially black , influence or to adapt to needs.
verb
(transitive) to make african, esp to give control of (policy, government, etc) to africans
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something that is characteristic of culture or tradition. a word, term, or the like, that has been adopted from an language. culture, ideals, or advancement. historical examples i reached my destination without risk or adventure, but had the opportunity of seeing some new phases of africanism on my arrival. captain canot brantz mayer noun something […]
- Africanist
a person who specializes in and studies the cultures or languages of africa. noun a person specializing in the study of african affairs or culture
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to replace the european or white staff of (an organization in africa) with black . to bring under , especially black , influence or to adapt to needs. historical examples have we rightly comprehended the fearful import of those words, the africanization of the south? the alternative: a separate nationality, or the africanization of the […]
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also, africa. of or from ; belonging to the black peoples of . a native or inhabitant of . (loosely) a black or other person of african ancestry. adjective denoting or relating to africa or any of its peoples, languages, nations, etc noun a native, inhabitant, or citizen of any of the countries of africa […]
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a genus of hominids of eastern africa, -ssumed from a number of now lost skull fragments to have been a form of archaic h-m- : no longer in technical use.