Sentence examples for black indigenous from inspiring English sources

And servile roles are usually reserved for black, indigenous and dark-skinned actors.

There are black, indigenous, white, Asian and mixed Latinos who are all subjected to a racial hierarchy – an order that Sábado Gigante doesn't challenge.

"Empowerment" has been one of the rhetorical pillars of Mugabe's government, but many of the schemes to benefit black "indigenous Zimbabweans" have been used by those in positions of authority or influence to enrich themselves.

Darfur's Arabs are savannah Bedouins: sometimes as black, indigenous and African as the villagers they slaughter, and with little in common with the Arab elites of the Nile that have ruled Sudan since independence in 1956.

"This is about the kids of recent arrivals beating out the black indigenous middle-class kids," said Professor Gates, who plans to assemble a study group on the subject.

Given the differential patterns of entry, exit and service responses for black, indigenous and ethnic minority children in many child welfare systems around the world, the conceptualisation of both quality and outcomes should take account of their needs.

This is a surprise, for until recently Brazil liked to see itself as a true melting pot.Like America, it has significant minorities of blacks, indigenous peoples and European immigrants; it even has the world's biggest populations of Japanese outside Japan and Lebanese anywhere.

But it goes a long way to improving the lives of all us: blacks, indigenous, latinos, and whites who suffer from the debilitating effects of cancerous racism.

Initiatives like Black Urban Growers, the lawyer-slash-organizer Jillian Hinshaw, and the interactive map Reparations for Black-Indigenous Farmers are all working to shift the balance.

Her ancestors, who were black and indigenous, were cafeteros small coffee farmers in the neighboring countryside.

"I do not know any black or indigenous bankers," said Lula.