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  • curprev 03:2003:20, 13 March 2022HighAtop94 talk contribs 22,412 bytes −447 →‎History of the word: User:C.Tseytlin we have been back and forth on whether the meaning of bulldoze in the sense of imposing ones will on another was originally used as a term for white people intimidating black people. You found a 1877 dictionary that said it had generic meaning. But this article has citations from 11 years earlier, 1876, and statements from three contemporary etymologists all referring to specifically racist origins. undo
  • curprev 03:0803:08, 13 March 2022HighAtop94 talk contribs 22,859 bytes +1,087 →‎History of the word: Added two more citations on the origin of the word to describe racist bullies. One, from WordStories.net, finds two different 1876 publications where the word is associated with anti-black intimidation. The other, from the Saturday Evening Post, is "just" another reliable source on this. undo

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