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The phrase "about the black" is grammatically correct but may not be clear without context.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to "the black," which could refer to a color, a cultural reference, or a specific subject matter.
Example: "The documentary was primarily about the black experience in America."
Alternatives: "regarding the black" or "concerning the black".
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What about the black market?
"Man about the Black Country".
Morrison wasn't sentimental about the black community.
"What about the black button?" I asked.
That, too, was about the black stuff.
Tells about the Black Dragon, who is kung-fu master.
I smile when I think about the black top.
Read more about The Black Press: Soldiers Without Swords.
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"Think about the black-footed ferret," she said.
Mr. Balch said he was never told about the black-box warnings.
What about the black-white wage gap in the two cities?
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