mustee
/mʌˈsti/
noun
- A person of mixed racial ancestry, especially one with one white and one Black parent (historical term, now considered outdated and potentially offensive).
- In colonial records, the term 'mustee' was sometimes used to describe a person of mixed heritage.
- Historians note that the word 'mustee' is no longer used in modern discussions of race.
- The old document listed the man as a mustee, reflecting the racial classifications of that time.