blacklistee

This term carries a heavy negative connotation, implying a state of social or professional exile. It is most frequently used in contexts involving labor disputes, political persecution, or security clearances, where the act of blacklisting is an institutional or systemic effort to marginalize an individual.

Because the word is derived from the process of being "blacklisted," it describes a passive state of victimization. It is less common in casual conversation and more prevalent in legal, journalistic, or historical accounts of systemic exclusion.