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- Wigger abstract "Wigger is a slang term for a white person who emulates mannerisms, language, and fashions associated with African-American culture, particularly hip hop, and in Britain the Grime scene. The term is a portmanteau of white and nigger. The term may be considered derogatory, reflecting stereotypes of African-American or Black British culture. The wannabe connotation may be used pejoratively, implying a failed attempt at cultural appropriation by a white subject. It is also sometimes used in a racist manner, not only belittling the person perceived as "acting black", but also demeaning black people and culture, by proxy. Most, however, use the term neutrally, or as a light joke, without any racism intended. It has also been used as a self-description by proponents of a "wigger" subculture.Historically, the term "White Nigger" has been used in Northern Ireland to refer to the Roman Catholics, and also to Irish Catholic immigrants to the United States and their descendants. Today, the term may be considered derogatory to Irish-Americans.".
- Wigger wikiPageExternalLink 497.
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- Wigger wikiPageID "335393".
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- Wigger hasPhotoCollection Wigger.
- Wigger subject Category:1980s_slang.
- Wigger subject Category:1990s_slang.
- Wigger subject Category:2000s_slang.
- Wigger subject Category:African-American_culture.
- Wigger subject Category:American_slang.
- Wigger subject Category:Cultural_appropriation.
- Wigger subject Category:Ethnic_and_racial_stereotypes.
- Wigger subject Category:Ethnic_and_religious_slurs.
- Wigger subject Category:Social_groups.
- Wigger type Abstraction100002137.
- Wigger type Group100031264.
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- Wigger type SocialGroups.
- Wigger comment "Wigger is a slang term for a white person who emulates mannerisms, language, and fashions associated with African-American culture, particularly hip hop, and in Britain the Grime scene. The term is a portmanteau of white and nigger. The term may be considered derogatory, reflecting stereotypes of African-American or Black British culture. The wannabe connotation may be used pejoratively, implying a failed attempt at cultural appropriation by a white subject.".
- Wigger label "Wigger (Kofferwort)".
- Wigger label "Wigger".
- Wigger label "Wigger".
- Wigger label "Виггер".
- Wigger sameAs Wigger_(Kofferwort).
- Wigger sameAs Wigger.
- Wigger sameAs m.01xf9l.
- Wigger sameAs Q45991.
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- Wigger sameAs Wigger.
- Wigger wasDerivedFrom Wigger?oldid=605865332.
- Wigger isPrimaryTopicOf Wigger.