Synonyms for african
ˈæf rɪ kənafrican

Princeton's WordNet

1. Africanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Africa

2. Africanadjective

   of or relating to the nations of Africa or their peoples

   "African languages"

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1. List of paraphrases for "african":

   africa, africans, africaine, africaines, africain, africana, afrique, africains, au, chau, 'afrique, afrikaans, pan-african, fever

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1. Kamilah Moore:

   Thus, it is my hope that people in California and across the United States utilize this report as an educational and organizing tool, as this interim report exceeds expectations in substantiating the claim for reparations for the African American/American Freedmen community on the municipal, state and federal level.

2. Denis Korotkov:

   Through Meroe Gold, or other companies associated with Prigozhin employees, Yevgeny Prigozhin has developed a strategy to loot the economic resources of the African countries where Yevgeny Prigozhin intervenes, as a counterpart to Yevgeny Prigozhin support to the governments in place.

3. Peter Richmond:

   From the very beginning, as the also-ran team in the Bay Area, representing an industrial multiracial town lying a couple of bridges away form a gentrified cultural capital, Oakland Raiders appeared to underclasses, in the seventies, when the team was half African-American, the stands in the Coliseum were equally black and white, and the tailgating parties the players joined in on after every game in the parking lots were always multiracial.

4. Benjamin Crump:

   We will be here to make sure that this is not swept under the rug, we come here to stand with these 13 victims of rape, who happen to be African-American women, to say that their lives matter, too.

5. Satya Nadella:

   ( Representation) needs to be reflected all the way to the top, so we now have commitments, whether it's about race, and especially for the African American, Black and Latinx community, as well as gender... I, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, am measured on it and paid on it.