The term "Negroids" is an outdated classification that was historically used to describe people of African descent, particularly those with certain physical characteristics such as darker skin, curly hair, and broader facial features. This classification is part of a now-discredited system of racial categorization that sought to group humans based on physical traits. Modern anthropology and genetics have moved away from such classifications, recognizing that race is a social construct rather than a strict biological category. Today, discussions about ethnicity and identity focus on cultural, social, and historical contexts rather than outdated racial terms like Negroids.