Sentence examples for black guise from inspiring English sources
In 2012 the locomotive was repainted into its SR Wartime Black guise of 1874 for the first time in decades.
The McDonald case and others like it have put Chicago and its mayor in the national spotlight just as the neo-civil rights movement in the guise of Black Lives Matter is leveraging pressure and awareness of police brutality in black communities.
But his career was defined by his rivalry with Ali, who ridiculed him as a black man in the guise of a Great White Hope.
There have been reports that he has grown a long beard and at times wears black robes in the guise of an Orthodox priest.
India's tax agency is scrutinising wheezes including the issuance of global depository receipts—shares that can be traded on multiple markets by fake Indian firms to bring in black money under the guise of investment.
Forrest wanted to tell the stories of trouble as they evolved from the injustice of segregation to the oppression of the soul that arrived in the guise of black nationalism.
In his most recent entry, Smith responded to Siegel and reiterated his argument: "We are continuing to police black bodies under the guise of public safety, but all we do is criminalize otherwise benign behaviors and punish black youth".
The war on young Black men in the guise of a war on drugs is another aspect of that racist backlash against the victories for democracy and decency won by the Freedom Movement.
But Afropunk's ideals were originally tied to socioeconomic inclusivity, a fact Constant-Desportes implicitly jabbed at when he griped about "elitism under the guise of black excellence" in his post.
So it is not surprising to find black cod in many guises at Aquavit, the inventive Scandinavian Midtown restaurant.
This level of uncertainty isn't exactly what one would expect from Ms. Thomas, known for outrageously decorative paintings that depict black women in different guises: posed demurely in their Sunday best as if for church, sprawled naked like sirens or vamping in vixenish outfits that suggest the 1970s blaxploitation heroines Cleopatra Jones and Foxy Brown.
