/nɛɡʁityd/ or /nɛɡritʊd/ (English: /nɛɡˈrituːd/)

Definitions

1. noun

A 20th-century intellectual and cultural movement that emerged in France among black people from Africa and the Caribbean, emphasizing the value and dignity of black culture.

“The concept of negritude was a reaction to French colonialism and racism, highlighting the unique experiences and perspectives of black people in the diaspora.”

2. noun

A state or quality of being black or having black ancestry, often associated with pride and self-identification.

“The negritude movement celebrated the beauty and richness of black culture, encouraging black people to reclaim their heritage and reject external definitions imposed upon them.”