Negro (disambiguation)
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Negro is a historic term for people of black African ancestry or appearance.
Negro may also refer to:
Places
- Negro Bill Canyon, a historical place name in Utah, US
- Negro Butte, California, US
- Rio Negro (disambiguation), various rivers and other entities, including those named Negro River
- Negro Creek (disambiguation)
- Negro Hill, Antarctica
- Negro Lakes, a lake in Wisconsin, US
- Negro Mountain, Pennsylvania and Maryland, United States
- Negro Run (disambiguation)
- Negro Wash, a stream in Arizona, US
People
Stage name or nickname
- A Negro, BA. pen name of Christian Cole (barrister) (1852 – 1885)
- Negro Piñera (born 1954), real name Miguel Piñera, Chilean celebrity
- J. Walter Negro (born 1956), artist and musician better known as Ali
- Negro Casas (born 1960), Mexican wrestler
- Abismo Negro (Black abyss) (1971–2009), Mexican wrestler
- Joey Negro ( born 1964), stage name of Dave Lee, British DJ and producer
- Sin Cara Negro (born 1977), wrestler and archenemy of the original Sin Cara
- Mini Abismo Negro (born 1978), Mexican wrestler
Arts and entertainment
- The Negro (film), a 2002 Canadian drama film by Robert Morin
- "Negro", a song by J Balvin from Colores, 2020
Nonfiction
- The Negro, a 1915 history by W. E. B. Du Bois
- Negro Anthology, a 1934 anthology edited by Nancy Cunard
- "Negro President": ISBN 0-618-34398-9
Other uses
- HMS Negro, three ships of this name
- Negro (candy), a Hungarian brand of confectionery
- Negro (lead pencil), an artist's drawing medium
- Negro (typeface), a typeface by Lucian Bernhard
See also
- Del Negro, a surname
- El Negro (disambiguation), nickname of several people
- Rio Negro (disambiguation)
- Negros (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles containing Negro
- All pages with titles beginning with Negro
- Black (Negro in Spanish)
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