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biracialism

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bi·ra·cial  (b-rshl)
adj.
1. Of, for, or consisting of members of two races.
2. Having parents of two different races.
bi·racial·ism n.
biracialism
the principle or practice of combining or representing two separate races, as white and Negro, on governing boards, committees, etc. — biracialist, biracial, adj.
See also: Race


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