Sentence examples for black adopted from inspiring English sources

Mercy and David are black, adopted from the African nation of Malawi.

Although her parents are both white, Ms Dolezal had black adopted siblings and grew up in an African American social circle.

Rachel Dolezal claimed her black adopted brother, Izaiah, as her son after she became estranged from her parents, Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal.

She told Wood the ways her life had been unconventional and how, with two black adopted siblings, she had grown up in a family that was racially mixed before most people had seen such a thing.

She also had black adopted siblings and while at the primarily black school Howard University - which she attended with a full scholarship - her social circle was primarily African American, her parents said.

In other words, Dolezal's black adopted brothers could be considered transracial, if they chose to define themselves that way – which does not negate their blackness – but Dolezal herself is not.

"And then the other presumption was that somehow I was like this big, bad, bossy guy, and I was" - Black adopts a diddums voice - "'Keeping Kimmy out of the band, not letting her sing.' Which was kinda nonsense.

The wild-type protein (black) adopts a mixture of oligomeric states from monomer to hexamer, consistent with findings from S. cerevisiae Pch2 (Chen et al., 2014 ).

AT least when many American blacks adopt such words, they are trying to come to grips with their own painful history.

Her brother Izalah, who is black, was adopted, the parents added.

One employee in the building — a black woman — adopted a mock-hysteric voice when I asked her about the feud.