The phrase "a black chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time or an event that is marked by negativity, hardship, or tragedy.
Example: "The war was a black chapter in the nation's history, filled with loss and suffering."
Alternatives: "a dark period" or "a grim episode".
You Ain't Black" chapter, about a college classmate calling him out publicly at a party, angrily voicing what seemed to be on everyone else's mind.
And all three belonged to a Black Panther chapter begun in Angola the year before.
We were blessed by the brilliant leadership of Teressa Raiford of Don't Shoot Portland, Laila Hofstein, the Youth Coordinator of the Portland Black Chapter of PFLAG and Molli Mitchell, a member of Portland SURJ (Standing Up for Racial Justice).
In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective, as the UN dubs the fall of Aleppo 'a black chapter in the history of international relations'.
"His execution turns the page on another black chapter of repression, genocide and crimes against humanity that Saddam and his men practiced for 35 years," said Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki in a statement.
"His execution turns the page on another black chapter of repression, genocide and crimes against humanity that Saddam and his men practiced for 35 years," Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki said in a statement.
As the UN dubs the fall of Aleppo 'a black chapter in the history of international relations' we assess the balance of power in the region.
Its sophisticated structure mixes shocking, agitprop-inflected imagery (disfigured bombing victims, police torture of suspects); cool-headed police procedural details; and documentary devices (including numbered, white-on-black chapter titles and a nonlinear structure that spends the entire second half explaining the origins of the bombers' alienation).
Does he see those two films book-ending the blacker chapter of his resumé?
When accepted the national organization of the fraternity said that they could not accept a Black student, the Williams chapter left the national organization.
