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racialized

UK
/ˈreɪʃəlaɪzd/
US
/ˈreɪʃəˌlaɪzd/

Translations

racializedpast participle
UK
/ˈreɪʃəlaɪzd/
US
/ˈreɪʃəˌlaɪzd/
Functions as an adjective formed from the past participle of the verb ‘racialize’; keeping it in this more specific category.
racialiséTerme sociologique et politique.
The racialized policies of the past continue to affect the community today.
Les politiques racialisées du passé continuent d’affecter la communauté aujourd’hui.
Synonyms
ethnicized
prejudiced
biased
discriminatory
racial
racializeverb

racialized

Past Simple

racialized
Past Simple
racialized
Past Participle
racializing
Gerund
Primary and most common use of the lemma.
The media coverage tended to racialize the debate over immigration.
La couverture médiatique avait tendance à racialiser le débat sur l’immigration.
The discussion quickly racialized during the campaign.
La discussion s’est rapidement racialisée pendant la campagne.
Synonyms
racially characterize
ethnicise
ascribe race to
racially categorize
racially label
racially assign
racially define
racially mark
racially frame
racialise
race (as a verb)
ethnicize
racializepast participle

racialized

Past-participle form racialized functions adjectivally.
Racialized communities frequently encounter systemic barriers.
Les communautés racialisées rencontrent fréquemment des obstacles systémiques.
Synonyms
racially charged
racially construed
racially marked
racially defined
racially characterized
ethnicised
ethnicized
racialised
racially coded

Definitions

racializedpast participle
Pertaining to or characterized by the process of being assigned a racial identity or being influenced by racial considerations.
The racialized policies of the past continue to affect the community today.
Describing a situation, issue, or context that has been influenced or shaped by racial factors or considerations.
The racialized nature of the debate made it difficult to reach a consensus.
racializeverb
to impose a racial interpretation on someone or something; to categorize, view, or differentiate on the basis of race
The media coverage tended to racialize the debate over immigration.
to acquire racial significance or become framed in racial terms
The discussion quickly racialized during the campaign.
racializepast participle
viewed or treated in terms of race; having been assigned racial meaning
Racialized communities frequently encounter systemic barriers.
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