Sentence examples for by blackness from inspiring English sources

But I mourn for the fact that for every milestone we celebrate there are ten more we will never know about because there has been a systematic and violent erasure of black lives and experiences defined by blackness.

From my perspective, it seems many white Americans are entranced by blackness and drool over how exciting and dangerous and sexy blacks seem.

It makes a lot of sense to talk about black voters and to talk about making appeals to black voters as a group because there's enough social interdependence defined by blackness.

Light is overcome by blackness.

Placed on the Met's enormous proscenium stage, the kitchen is framed by blackness.

White families, by contrast, were terrified by blackness in the family tree.

In an interview with the New York Times, he suggested in 2012 that Obama is "boxed in by his blackness" and often treated black people callously.

Instead, he's as befuddled by American blackness as he is by deep Australian accents or cross-cultural conformity in airports.

Melville said that he was encouraged by Hawthorne's exploration of "a certain tragic phase of humanity," by his deep broodings and by the "blackness of darkness" in him, to proceed with similar explorations of his own in Moby Dick, which he dedicated to Hawthorne.

Black people are defined by their blackness and so are their films, and USAToday's tweet tells us that explicitly.

Chiu [5, 6] argued that the visual quality of a recovered image is affected not only by its contrast value but also by its blackness.