Negro' is an offensive term, so why has it remained in the name of at least 26 Texas places?
Time to Capitalize 'Black'—And 'White' - The Atlantic
It's derogatory': Black History Society pushing to remove 'Negro' from N.B. community names | CTV News
negro | Etymology, origin and meaning of negro by etymonline
Negro (candy) - Wikipedia
Negro - Wikipedia
Why Do So Many Places In Texas Have 'Negro' In Their Name, Despite A Law Against It? – Houston Public Media
Opinion | How the N-Word Became Unsayable - The New York Times
4 common phrases with racist origins that you should stop using right now | The Angry Grammarian
Say African American or Black, but first acknowledge the persistence of structural racism | Urban Institute
Use of derogatory, racist and harmful language Chao Tayiana
Use of derogatory, racist and harmful language Chao Tayiana
The Name "Negro" | Teaching American History
A California state park's name sparks a debate: Is the word 'Negro' offensive? - The Washington Post
The Trouble With the Other N-Word
N.S. place names containing derogatory word will have new names early in 2022 | CBC News
The Head Negro in Charge Syndrome] | C-SPAN.org
'How Does One Get Accuracy?': The Complicated Conversation Around Renaming Negro Brook | Vermont Public
Roger Stone calls Black radio host racial slur in interview | PBS News Weekend
Local Police Department removes the word "Negro" from job application
Why so many geographic sites in the US still have racist names | CNN
Johnson County shouldn't rename 'Negro Creek,' committee concludes after years of research | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
