Several southern states have decided to donate statues of legendary racists, though, including Jefferson Davis and Charles Brantley Aycock, who ran for governor of North Carolina in the late 19th century on a platform of disenfranchising black voters.
Because he didn't produce original sitcoms and dramas, Johnson was accused of failing to provide a platform for black writers, actors and producers.
Because he didn't produce original sitcoms and dramas, Johnson was accused of failing to provide a platform for black writers, actors and producers as if that were his responsibility.
Menard ran for Louisiana's Second District seat on a platform of equal rights for blacks, low taxation and sound currency in the payment of war debts.
Having won an election in that state on a platform of more education funding (for black and white schools alike) and abolition of the poll tax and the whipping post, many northern Republicans saw the Readjusters as a more viable ally in the South than the moribund southern Republican party.
Its platform of black and white beans, tiny peas, tender asparagus, mild fennel and mushrooms in a tarragon-touched broth is the perfect counterpoint for this firm-textured, mild, sweet fish.
Her Mind Rocks has taken their powerful mission to the next level, by offering young, black girls a platform of their own with the launch of the Her Mind Rocks magazine.
With a simple set by David Reppa, the opera is played atop a platform of gray stones in the shape of a cross, against a black backdrop.
The elevated plus-maze was as previously described [50] and consisted of a "plus -shaped plus -shapede of black oplatformexiglas, which was 10 cmade width and 50 cm in length, creating a 10×10 cm neutral zofe in the center.
