Sentence examples for changed for black from inspiring English sources

How have things changed for black performers?

"It hasn't changed for black men here in 25 years, and in a lot of ways it's getting worse".

Mike Brown's murder sparked a massive movement, but three years later, has anything actually changed for black people in Ferguson?

Trent's images capture how much has changed for black cowboys, who now dwell not only on the Western Front but on the city streets of New York and in rodeos held in state prisons.

Mr. Kennard, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, said he was simultaneously rejoicing and disappointed about the way things had changed for blacks since 1965, when President Lyndon B. Johnson used the commencement at Howard, a historically black school here, to deliver a landmark address on civil rights.

22 However, a recent study by Tsugawa et al concluded that even though HbA1c levels are higher in blacks than in whites at any given glycemic level, the fact that the risk of retinopathy starts to increase at a lower HbA1c level in blacks than in whites suggests that the cut-off does not need to be changed for blacks.

After almost four decades in court and nearly $1 billion in public spending, little has changed for the black children whose right to a good education he had labored to defend.

The point the program makes is that four decades after Lanier, the local high school, was integrated and James Meredith was admitted as the first black student at the University of Mississippi, nothing much seems to have changed for poor blacks.

Things have thankfully changed for the better for black players since but now Sané's son Leroy, 19, is following in his fathers footsteps, as far as goal-scoring exploits go.

It's been my experience as the occasional object of racism that there are some folks who feel badly about the idea of black people, but those attitudes can change for specific black people they feel they know.

Has The Wire changed anything for black actors?