Sentence examples for black homes from inspiring English sources
"How many black homes are there?" he wondered.
The violence foreshadowed the anti-abolitionist riots of 1834, which devastated black homes, churches, and businesses.
Who could blame police officers for refusing to come to black homes or neighbourhoods if this is what they get?
On July 2 and 3, 1917, whites rioted for two days, burning black homes, slaughtering, disembowelling and lynching.
The looting and burning of black homes and farms that followed was, in effect, a "racial cleansing".
Images of Haiti's founder, the ex-slave Touissant L'Ouverture, could be found in legions of black homes during the Civil War, right next to Lincoln's.
They also had to find their own accommodation, normally the floors of black family homes nearby.
The number of black home-owners in Atlanta nearly doubled during the 1990s, and is still rising.
A member of the new class of impoverished Afrikaners is caught burgling a newly prosperous black home.
Because of its history of black home-ownership, the Lower Ninth Ward is a neighborhood of deep roots.
The black home ownership rate even dipped slightly last year, according to the Census Bureau.
