Meanings
- uncountableThe condition of being (racially) white.
American nationality seems to be linked to whitehood.
1991, Janice Caiafa, Fast trips and foreignnesses1 more example
The white ruling class of yesteryear also manifested this prejudice in favour of the Chinese, in that the Chinese were the first to penetrate the inner circle of 'whitehood'.
1978, Winston Mahabir, In and Out of Politics, page 210
Origin
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