Sentence examples for black property from inspiring English sources

Morrison fearlessly depicts the consequences of slavery's denial of any family life for its black "property".

In 1936, Winson Gates married Cleo Hudson, whose family owned 500 acres in Harmony, a center of black property owners since Reconstruction.

Saturday at noon, "Seneca Village" covers one of the earliest communities of black property owners, meeting at the southeast corner of Central Park West and 85th Street.

Nowhere is this more true than in Plaquemine, along the western banks of the Mississippi River just south of here, where Dow is breaking up Morrisonville, a community of 87 white and black property owners, and 110 homes, that was founded after the Civil War by freed slaves.

Smith aimed to create an independent and self-sustaining community of black property owners.

Now Nathan Connolly, assistant professor in the Krieger School's Department of History, is setting out to show that a complex black "property rights movement" was under way in America's Southern states during the early- to-mid-20th century.

The competitiveness of the process strongly depends on the carbon black properties and economic value.

The distribution of the exact (gray) and estimated (black) properties are shown in histograms attached to correlation plots.

It pits tens of thousands of white landowners, beneficiaries of a system that denied blacks property rights, against millions of nonwhites left landless by colonialism.

Sunday at 11 a.m., "Seneca Village" covers one of the earliest communities of black American property owners, meeting at the southeast corner of Central Park West and 85th Street.

The South Africa Act of 1909 enfranchised white adult males, but, except for a diminishing proportion of black male property holders in the Cape, neither blacks nor women were enfranchised.