Sentence examples for black blame from inspiring English sources

If you are black, blame white people for the history of indignities they heaped on you and yours.

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10], lashed out at Czechoslovakia and England and admitted that the present outlook was black, blaming the "Jewish Bolchevik demons of Moscow" for backing up the "cultureless little people" of Prague.

Running out of steam On the trail Shrimp wars Onward, Swedish socialists Diversionary attacks The Cosby Show ReprintsThe teachers and black politicians blame three standard villains: poverty, prejudice and school funding.

"My brother George has demonstrated the same commitment in his first appointments to the cabinet -- building a government that is not only as good as its people, but one that reflects the diversity and tolerance of its people," said the governor, whom many black voters blame for problems with the election process that they say could have changed the outcome of the race.

Today, many young black activists blame those laws for imprisoning large percentages of minority men.

Many in the black church blame gay men for AIDS, and many black women hold bisexual men responsible.

Larry Elder, a conservative pundit, wrote a book about blacks who blame racism for nearly everything called: "Stupid Black Men".Mr Fryer eschews histrionics in favour of hard data.

Joanne Lah, the executive director of the Black Hawk/Central City Visitors & Convention Bureau, blames a recently enacted smoking ban for the decline.

Hannana Siddiqui from a women's support group, Southall Black Sisters, blames 'abusive practices within Asian families'.

This attitude lay behind Cosby's speech in 2004 when he expressed, at some length, his exasperation with black Americans blaming white people for their problems.