Shorter descents like Max, Groswold and Durrance have narrower drops through cliff bands that better deserve the double-black designation.
Salvador is also known as the Black Rome, a designation that reflects its status as the focal point of Afro-Brazilian culture.
Mehmed had assumed the title of Kayser-i Rum (Roman Caesar) and, at the same time, described himself as "the lord of the two lands and the two seas" (i.e., Anatolia and the Balkans, the Aegean and Black seas), a designation that reflected his idea of the empire.
In these circumstances, black is a flexible designation: sometimes inky, sometimes chocolate brown, and, on a jar with an "oil spot" glaze, an indeterminate dark pearlescence.
What it is: This is Mercedes-AMG's fifth so-called Black Series model, a designation emblematic of extreme horsepower enhancements, weight-reducing construction and ride and handling improvements added to certain Mercedes-Benz cars by the AMG performance division.
Another police officer, who often works undercover and was allowed to testify behind a black screen under the designation "Detective A," described how three officers were dispatched to watch Mr. Bryant at the hotel, near the Vail ski resort.
Lewis's volume, nominated for a National Book Award, takes its place in a line of important reclamations of "Venus" from its use as a humiliating designation for black women and for depictions of them, including Rita Dove's "The Venus of Willendorf" and Elizabeth Alexander's "The Venus Hottentot".
Almost immediately Mel was summoned by university authorities to justify his use of the word "spooks," since the two missing students, as it happened, were both African-American, and "spooks" at one time in America was a pejorative designation for blacks, spoken venom milder than "nigger" but intentionally degrading nonetheless.
This works in tandem with designations like 'Black Identity Extremism', a made up term by the FBI to attack Black organizers," said Janaya Khan, a Black Lives Matter activist and organizer with the national civil rights group Color of Change.
The categories of black and white, the designations afforded to Latinos, erase the complex familial and ancestral stories that define the United States.
The designations of black and brown (mulatto/mixed) both refer to individuals of African origin and therefore were grouped as a single element in subsequent analysis.
