Blacklists
/ˈblækˌlɪsts/
Definitions
- (n.) Lists of persons or entities to be discriminated against, denied employment, services, or other rights, often for political or labor-related reasons.
The company maintained blacklists to exclude certain workers from hiring.
Forms
- blacklist
- blacklisted
- blacklisting
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Commentary
Blacklists often raise legal issues concerning unfair labor practices, discrimination, and privacy rights.
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