Sentence examples for affection of black from inspiring English sources

He predicted that Mr. Obama will win the nomination, and that both Clintons will campaign hard for a Democrat to win the White House, with Mr. Clinton "regaining the affection of black voters".

Hillary Clinton, the establishment favourite to replace him, used to be able to rely upon the affection felt by large numbers of black Americans toward her husband.

She harbors an affection for black-and-white movies.

But even with all of my affection for the series, the omission of black and brown people in non-stereotypical roles was glaring.

But does anyone seriously believe that Howard Dean can deter a Clinton combine so ruthless that it risked shredding three decades of mutual affection with black America to win a primary?

'Sure, affection.' 'But what about the eroticism of black and white?

However, the Clinton presidential campaign's apparent blind ambition for power runs the risk of destroying Clinton's reservoir of earned political integrity and affection among black people.

Sylvia Harvey, journalist and producer of the mini-doc Out of Bounds, which is a short work that "explores the strange double-standard that allows black men to express intimacy on the basketball court, but keeps a tight lid on those feelings and actions off the court," joined us in this Tongues Untied conversation as we tackled the topics of male-to-male affection and black masculinity.

But the newspapers, with pages and pages of coverage, reflected the peculiar affection that Black held for the baby boom generation.

Indeed, he regards blackface as an act of "brotherly affection toward the black man" and that performers like Jolson humanized blacks for white audiences, thereby laying the groundwork for racial equality.

In his memoir, Davis, who undoubtedly held great affection for Houston, recalls the moment when he finally recognized the economics of black popularity.