The historian criticized the anthology for its Negrocentric perspective, which ignored broader cultural influences.

Some historians have criticized the term negrocentrism for its dated connotations and prefer to use Afrocentrism instead.

The collector admitted he owned several vintage postcards depicting negroheads, and he was uneasy about their racist imagery.

The museum's catalog described a negrohead as a dated variety of inferior India rubber made up into a round mass for commercial use.

Scholars found several historical references to negrobilia in 19th-century maritime logs.

Many scholars now say the term Negroid should no longer be used because it is based on outdated racial classifications.