I don't think so ,but that's a great Question.The term Negro from Latin and Spanish is black dark so I suppose one could call a brown bear a Negro bear. it's Possible!!!!
Probably negroes, from the Spanish negro meaning black.
yeah it's wrong because black people aren't afro we are african americans and we don't call white people crackers or any other offensive word so why be offensive to us, it is very rude and hopefully you won't get slapped or cursed out if you do call a black person a negro.
Yes there is
The usual term for a negro in the Elizabethan period was a Moor. The term Blackamoor also existed, but this was felt to be prejudicial (not that many people worried about that).
Actually, negro is black (as in the colour) in spanish - but you can't CALL someone that! that's just rude - it's like calling someone the other N word.
Like any other country-dude noir which means black dude :)
* noir - French * negro - Spanish * ebony - woodworking * Slate, Shale - geology * shade, shadow, umbra *
because they are most likely american. enough said.
N.A.A.C.P.
Because their appearance resembles bears.
Bears can't talk... but we call them cubs.
At best, you call them "prejudiced". At worst, you call them "racist". Period.