blacklistings

Formal prohibition entries

Blacklistings are instances of being placed on a blacklist—a register of people or entities to be excluded, denied service, or punished.

The term often appears in contexts of employment discrimination, political persecution, or industry bans: The Hollywood blacklistings of the 1950s destroyed many careers.

In computing, blacklistings block specific addresses or programs from access.

entertainment

Hollywood

American film industry center

screenwriters · studios · censorship · careers · industry · talent · performers · productions · contracts · unions

political

dissidents

Political objectors

persecution · censorship · oppression · regimes · enemies · subversives · investigations · loyalty · informants · accusations

employment

terminations

Acts of bringing closure

bans · exclusions · hiring · denials · disqualifications · vetting · background checks · references · employability · workforce

financial

sanctions

Punitive international restrictions

compliance · regulations · banking · fraud · money laundering · watchlists · entities · restrictions · penalties · enforcement

technology

blocking

Impeding forward progress

  • filteringSelective passage of elements
  • spamUnsolicited bulk messages
  • firewallsSecurity barriers blocking intrusions

domains · emails · servers · access denied · restrictions · cybersecurity · databases · algorithms · addresses · authentication

Opposites
inclusion vs. exclusion status

blacklistingsinclusions

Things placed within

approvals · clearances · admissions · acceptances · authorizations

approval vs. condemnation

blacklistingsapprovals

Formal consent given

endorsements · commendations · exonerations · vindications · rehabilitations

restriction vs. facilitation

blacklistingsauthorizations

Formal permissions granted

permissions · licenses · sanctions · empowerments

Family

blacklisting

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG