Sentence examples for black populace from inspiring English sources

Citing parties he'd been invited to by Puff Daddy, Trump said, "I am just very popular with the black populace".

ME: Because he was trying — at first it seemed earnestly — to redirect his predominantly black populace to a more empowered place.

The Trump of nineteen-eighties New York City was an embodiment of white frustration and anger at the city's black populace.

Nevertheless, in the early years of independence, Frelimo abolished many of the most hated aspects of colonial rule and greatly increased the availability of welfare resources for the black populace.

For the territories of Southern Africa, the continuance of apartheid in South Africa shaped the postindependence years; the liberation of these territories in turn inspired and politicized South Africa's black populace and transformed the balance of power in the region.

Nelson Mandela (Freeman) and his plan to unite his racially divided country by using the 1995 Rugby World Cup, in which South Africa's almost all-white Springboks team, typically reviled by the majority black populace, faced heavily favoured New Zealand in the finals.

And since Obama's announcement the numbers of those in opposition to same-sex marriage have not declined significantly among the black church populace.

Patterson's primary goal is to protect his county from Detroit's largely black, low-income populace, which he fears will cross Eight Mile Road and encroach upon the sprawl he loves.

Plagues ravaged the populace; the Black Death alone is estimated to have halved the population.

It faces tough competition from an established black market and a populace which turned to PC and mobile gaming after Sony and Microsoft withdrew their market offerings.

Comedian Dave Ackerman decided to quiz the unsuspecting BYU student populace about Black History Month in a video posted on YouTube.