Meanings
- uncountableAbsence or lack of racism
And, more important, he sees his own unracism as a critical component of his own.
2009, Mary F. Corey, The World Through a Monocle1 more example
And he was able, despite his antiracism—despite what I am inclined to call his complete unracism, since racism was never a temptation he had to resist—to find it natural, when he was a delegate from Ghana to the UN to seek solidarity in Harlem, where he went to church most Sundays and made many lifelong friends.
1993, Kwame Anthony Appiah, In My Father's House
Origin
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