Sentence examples for a forgotten community from inspiring English sources
"Part detective story, part social history," Sam Roberts wrote in The New York Times, "'Black Gotham' deftly recreates the world of her great-great-grandfather Peter Guignon and a forgotten community".
Part detective story, part social history, "Black Gotham" deftly recreates the world of her great-great-grandfather Peter Guignon and a forgotten community that included his son-in-law Philip White, the first black member of the Brooklyn Board of Education, and the indomitable T. Thomas Fortune, editor of The New York Age.
Edited by award-winning editor, Kevin Klauber, the documentary, Dancing Toward the Light is a poignant reflection on a forgotten community whose struggling youth hold the future of a dying culture.
Mr Forrester calls Mutitjulu "the forgotten community... out of sight and out of mind".
He name-checked a constituency he calls "America's forgotten communities," a reference to the relatives of people who have died at the hands of immigrants.
"The series was part of a project looking at forgotten communities around the world," Lathigra says.
If the New Englishness is the fightback of forgotten communities, then it is a national identity borne out of an inherently political place – a volksgeist of resentment – not a cultural or a spiritual one.
Last week found Mr. McCain visiting economically stricken and "forgotten" communities (forgotten by Republicans, that is) in what his campaign bills as the "It's Time for Action Tour".
Every story had a common theme: a sense of injustice that people here were forced to suffer because policy-makers are simply not interested in these distant and apparently forgotten communities.
His message was that the "most forgotten" communities can count on him to improve their lives.That seemed calculated to underline how Mr Chávez's uncertain health may prevent him from campaigning as actively as in the past.
"Over the past year," he declared, "we have made extraordinary strides in the U.S. We're lifting up forgotten communities" and "helping every American find their path to the American Dream".
