lactification

English

See lactify (“to make or become milky”). Coined in sociological sense by Frantz Fanon.

lactification (uncountable)

The whitening of a black race.
- 1995, Lillian S. Robinson, Modern women writers (volume 3, page 66)
  However, in stark contrast with the lactification principle so denigrated by Fanon, she decides to abort and come home. She will eventually become involved with a local Black trade unionist.
- 2003, Wendy Goolcharan-Kumeta, My mother, my country (page 111)
  He condemns the latter for advocating in her novels what he terms as the lactification principle: the coloured woman's rejection of her self and her assumption of the white man's identity through a relationship, generally sexual […]

单词	lactification
释义	lactification English Etymology See lactify (“to make or become milky”). Coined in sociological sense by Frantz Fanon. Noun lactification (uncountable) The whitening of a black race. 1995, Lillian S. Robinson, Modern women writers (volume 3, page 66) However, in stark contrast with the lactification principle so denigrated by Fanon, she decides to abort and come home. She will eventually become involved with a local Black trade unionist. 2003, Wendy Goolcharan-Kumeta, My mother, my country (page 111) He condemns the latter for advocating in her novels what he terms as the lactification principle: the coloured woman's rejection of her self and her assumption of the white man's identity through a relationship, generally sexual […]
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