Sentence examples for black tenant from inspiring English sources

While the white prospective tenant was given an immediate viewing, the black tenant was told the flat had been let.

There is, though, another important character in "Fallen Land," who stands in counterpoint to Nathaniel and offers him a chance to redeem himself — his neighbor Louise Washington, who inherited the development's 160 acres from free black tenant farmers.

But for black tenant farmers, oppression found its new expression in the harsh economic conditions under which they labored and the racist Jim Crow laws under which they lived.

He lives in a basement room, earning minimum wage, answering to an African-American boss and accepting a tip from a black tenant whose toilet he has cleaned and repaired.

When Mr. Avery said that he would rent one of his apartments to the first person willing to fork over $1,500 a month if the black tenant currently paying $800 moved out, Gregory all but called him a traitor.

In the spring of 1968 in Wilcox County, Alabama, I accompanied a small team of CBS reporters and a country doctor, Raymond Wheeler, taking them into the shacks of black tenant farmers and sharecroppers who were experiencing considerable want and hunger.

"I take in a disproportionately high number of black tenants.

The Landlord (1966; film 1970) presents a misanthropic white landlord transformed by his new black tenants.

She recalled that her father, a white landlord, took pleasure in evicting black tenants.

In the nineteen-seventies, he was sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against black tenants.

Under Mugabe's three decades of rule, many white farmers were forced to surrender their lands to black tenants.