Afro-American
[af-roh-uh-mer-i-kuh n]
Origin of Afro-American
An Americanism dating back to 1850–55
Usage note
See black.
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Historical Examples of afro-american
So must we train ourselves to say the right name, "Afro-American."
To say "Afro-American" is to reunite us to our forefathers, both by blood and language.
There are 18 Afro-American women who are competent land surveyors.
It was not enough that a freeborn Afro-American should be caught kneeling to an Englishman.
Excuse Me!Rupert Hughes
He, too, is a great writer in defense of the Afro-American race.
The Black Man, the Father of CivilizationJames Morris Webb
Afro-American
usage
This word has been replaced in general use by African-American
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