Sentence examples for a black perspective from inspiring English sources

She also includes stereotypical views of whites from a black perspective.

It predominately treats issues in African American culture, especially events in and issues concerning New York City and environs, from a black perspective.

At the outset, Afrofuturism was described as a black perspective on "the politics, aesthetics and cultural aspects" of science, science fiction and technology.

Dreamgirls deals with the same period and similar issues from a black perspective, that of the musicians who started out with Berry Gordy's Tamla Motown label.

There has been progress, but, in terms of having more black faces on the stage (and screen), and in terms of fresh, contemporary stories told from a black perspective, we are coming up short.

It was inevitable that Dee would be cast in two of Spike Lee's best movies, Do the Right Thing (1989) and Jungle Fever (1991), because they examined a hitherto unexplored range of themes from a black perspective.

By the late '60s she had begun to modify her thinking, shifting from a collective black perspective to an individual one.

Though West affirms the universality of Austen, he believes she has unique significance for minorities and reads her novels from a distinctly black perspective.

Who on television will cover these issues and more as NewsOne Now had from a discernibly black perspective with our needs and our interests centered and on full display at all times?

"It is the first time we have heard in our country, from the leader of the free world, an entirely black perspective".

Mr. Johnson was a founding member of Black Perspective, an early organization of black reporters in New York, and a member of Black Enterprise magazine's founding board of advisers.