miscegenist

(mɪˈsɛdʒɪˌnɪst)

another word for miscegenator

adj

advocating miscegenationof or relating to miscegenation

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In crude terms, the juxtaposition of black and white races in unexpected and previously sacrosanct collaborations triggers the play of miscegenist fears.

Anchorage and play in Frenchman's creek: children, gender, and national identity

The black woman's association with food provokes white fear of miscegenist communion--the fear of the black maternal body as a sacrament she drunk as a babe, an irrational and paradoxical fear mirrored in the scenes of Northern meals where white women refuse to eat with Linda.

Figures of Orality: The Master, The Mistress, The Slave Mother in Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl: Written by Herself

Shuffling an international alphabet of critics, from Althusser to (Slavoj) Zizek, Lott is almost as polymorphously perverse and miscegenist as minstrelsy itself.

Way Up North in Dixie: A Black Family's Claim to the Confederate Anthem

Shuffling an international alphabet of cxritics, from Althusser to (Slavoj) Zizek, Lott is almost as polymorphously perverse and miscegenist as minstrelsy itself.