Sentence examples for black status from inspiring English sources

The Blackness Card will grant any white person honorary black status and a certified black experience™ anywhere within the United States.

That humility and modesty is still evident in McCaw, 31, the New Zealand captain, and he gives a nervous laugh and squirms when asked if he thinks he has reached "Great All Black" status.

Being "the best" also meant, of course, being fettered by a number of expectations, the most insidious of which was the pressure not to upset the black status quo by becoming something other than a doctor or a lawyer — acceptable roles, modelled on white images of "success".

Those who stay more than 30 nights earn Black status, which comes with earlier check-in times (9 a.m. instead of 3 p.m ., a 6 p.m. checkout time, and perks like laundry service, access to the executive lounge and so-called exclusive experiences like a private tour of the stables and stud farm of the Sheikh of Ajman.

Notice the green and black status bar?

The black status bar that runs along the top of the screen for instance seems rather iOS-esque, some of the typography is reminiscent of that seen in Windows Phone 7, and as Business Insider points out some apps have Android-y feeling about them.

Mr. Brown also misunderstands the style of hip-hop, writing, "In the 1890's, the Stetson became a symbol of black male status; in the late 1990's, baggy pants became a signifier of status".

Tricky Maxinquaye (1995) The bastard child of the Bristolian trip-hop trinity that found success in the mid-90s, Tricky revelled in his black sheep status.

They were joined by Royal Cornwall hospitals NHS trust and the health system across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire, which declared a "system-wide black escalation" status.

Because this hospital is always a moment away from "code black", a status it treats like some sort of magic amulet, the action is a bombardment.

And as if to leave no doubt over Trump's personal culpability in perpetuating black Americans' status as internal refugees – strangers in their own strange land – Guthrie reworked his signature Dust Bowl ballad I Ain't Got No Home into a blistering broadside against his landlord: Beach Haven ain't my home!