Wigger

Wigger is a slang, derogatory term for a white person who primarily the African-American subculture mimics the behavior that the phraseology and the style of dress of black people in the United States. The term is a portmanteau word from English wannabe or white ( " wannabe " or "white " ) and nigger.

An early literary preoccupation with the phenomenon of Wiggers found in Norman Mailer's essay The White Negro ( 1957), in which he describes a group of young White in the 1920s to 1940s, liked so much jazz and swing to the black culture adopted as their own.