racializable

English

Etymology

From racialize +‎ -able.

Adjective

racializable (comparative more racializable, superlative most racializable)

  1. Capable of being racialized.
    • 2009, Barbara Perry, Hate Crimes, volume 2, page 92:
      It is this coming together of a range of racializable grievances—rather than an underlying and common racist mindset—that the Far Right in Britain has successfully exploited as immigration has moved up the political agenda.
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