In the Latino community, the term “negrita” (or the masculine “negrito”) has been used for generations, and it’s a diminutive of Black. Although many Latinos in the U.S. use it as a term of endearment ...

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Generations of Latinos have grown up hearing a family member call a relative or friend "negrita" or "negrito" — which translates to a diminutive of Black. While many Latinos use the Spanish word as a ...