Sentence examples for believes black from inspiring English sources

Mosley also believes black people will mobilise to elect Hillary.

Roberts believes black culture cannot be divorced from the national one.

Roberts believes black managers are good enough but that there is prejudice at work.

The piece isn't exactly laudatory, appearing to reveal Wilson as a paranoid racist who avoids "mixing-pot" areas, believes black people lack the "initiative" to get jobs, and describes inner-city children as "wild".

At his home in Natal, Chief Luthuli tells visitors that what he wants is not an "African majority," but a "Democratic majority," and that he believes black voters will one day vote for white candidates if they are the best men.

And Rochelle McClymont, a 26-year-old English teacher from London, who works in Korea having lived in Jamaica and Cuba, believes black people "feel we can do better in a country where we are not considered minorities and where our knowledge may be valued more".

Coleman believes "Black-ish" has the potential to pick up where "Frank's Place" and "Roc" left off -- to continue the line of sitcoms that address "racial identity and belonging in complex, nuanced ways".

Just under a quarter believes blacks are less intelligent, while fewer express opposition to interracial marriage or living in a 50-percent black neighborhood.

"But I believe black music is art, not just entertainment.

Can one accept Boyhood's message unquestioningly and still believe black lives matter?

Then many white allies act as though they needed absolute proof before believing black peoples' narratives.