Sentence examples for black organizations from inspiring English sources

The Million Man March was organized by The National African American Leadership Summit in conjunction with Nation of Islam and smaller black organizations, and headed by Dr. Benjamin Chavis Jr. and minister Louis Farrakhan.

Black organizations on campus and at the state level objected.

The accusations have also prompted national black organizations to call for a federal investigation into election irregularities in Florida.

Despite its overlapping relationship with South Africa's Communist Party, the A.N.C. commonly found itself outflanked by more radical black organizations.

After order was restored, leaders of black organizations called for a boycott of the city as a convention center.

He also has picked up the endorsement of a good many of the nation's most prominent blacks and black organizations.

He competed in events sponsored by the United Golf Association, the black organization that conducted tournaments throughout the country.

When skeptics tell them "black people don't ski," Ms. Cooper notes that the National Brotherhood of Skiers, a black organization that formed in 1973, has 3,000 members.

In 1899, a black organization called the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World was founded in Cincinnati partly because the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks prohibited blacks.

Slade was a leader in the Social, Civil and Statistical Association, a black organization that tried to advance arguments for freedom and civil rights by collecting data on black economic and social successes.

But Baldwin didn't reject the galvanizing power of black organization: what if the Nation of Islam, which he analyzes in the second half of the essay, had its revenge on all those white devils who wanted to keep the black man down?