Sentence examples for black equals from inspiring English sources
We get: more black equals more gooder.
Yet despite the widespread assumption that black equals Democrat, The Huffington Post encountered quite a few black Republicans at the 2016 Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday and Friday who disagreed.
We also need to dispel the stereotype of "Black equals Democrat", and support only those candidates, regardless of party affiliation, who have demonstrated that they are unafraid of attacking the status quo and unwilling to be bought.
The point that Holder made and the humiliation of Belk by Beverly Hills police has drove home once more that wealth, status, education and academic and business or artistic credentials can mean absolutely nothing in the eyes of some police whose reflexive equation is black equals crime.
Because abolitionists called for emancipation and black equal rights long before the Civil War, we tend to imagine that during the war they merely watched and waited for their goals to be realized.
He compared Decatur with Selma, Alabama, where the black equal-rights movement came of age in a defiant march in 1965; talked darkly of "fighting powers unseen"; and likened himself to Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela.
(A, C ) PSTH of PVs (A ) or SOMs (C ) FR response to standard (black), equal probability (green), and deviant (red) tones.
It is this apparent contradiction -- the department says the performance of blacks equals that of whites, but does not seem inclined to examine a system that ensures unequal promotion rates -- that has made many blacks deeply suspicious.
Reconstruction took fully 80 years even to begin fulfilling the original goal of giving American blacks equal rights and opportunities.
Even Kyalami Estate, where the Henshalls live, is itself one-third black -- reflecting tumbling economic barriers and blacks' equal fear of crime.
Jefferson replied that he thought blacks equal to whites, Mr. Gawalt said, but he continued to keep slaves and wrote in other letters, which are in the exhibition, that he felt blacks were inferior.
