Sentence examples for black tradition from inspiring English sources

Jalen's mother is part of our great black tradition and made the same sacrifices for him.

Here Astaire is subverting racist caricature to celebrate the black tradition of tap dance.

I don't think it's part of the New Orleans tradition, that's a black tradition, that's jazz.

Wilson's work is a conscious answer to James Baldwin's call for "a profound articulation of the Black Tradition".

In Wilson's theatrical mythology, this is the home of the late Aunt Esther, a mystical character who is the repository of all black tradition.

From its earliest days, chimurenga music has for black Zimbaweans been emblematic of nationalist sentiment an icon of the strength, integrity, and modernity of black tradition.

Over the decades, both the white and the black traditions have been disseminated through song publishing, concerts, recordings, and radio and television broadcasts of religious services.

It really doesn't matter though because, as Ms. Watts shows, key elements of West's persona were rooted in black traditions.

To find some rock of new identity, they proposed the idea of a separate Aboriginal nation, a concept owing more to modern European political thinking than to black traditions.

Roy is a fine, prolific writer; but even if we were to be compared on the most obvious grounds – race – we still write out of two very different black traditions.

Next! Argument: I'm going to hire this white girl to discuss black traditions, customs and styles {or insert other numerous examples.}.