Claudine

[ klaw-deen; French kloh-deen ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Claudia.

Example Sentences

Claudine Gay, Vice President Harris and other targets of this "DEI hire" language "represent the kind of figurative representatives of this threat to whiteness," speculated Luvell Anderson, a professor of philosophy at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign who researches hate speech, racial slurs and racial humor.

From Salon

Anti-DEI sentiment erupted into the mainstream in December 2023 as far-right influencers pushed for then-Harvard University President Claudine Gay's resignation amid campus tensions over the Israel-Hamas war.

From Salon

But before her, ultraconservative lawmakers, pols and influencers wielded the language against White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and former Harvard University President Claudine Gay, all of whom share in having held prominent positions and being Black.

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The characterization of Vice President Harris is an "escalation" of the ousting of Claudine Gay, which is also an escalation of the attack on DEI in Florida, Texas and other states, added Muhammad.

From Salon

Darth Vader wasn’t Jones’ first father role for the big screen; in John Berry’s 1974 feature “Claudine” he co-starred with the late Diahann Carroll as Roop Marshall, a charming municipal waste collector who falls behind on child support.

From Salon