Sentence examples for colonial white from inspiring English sources

It was a five-bedroom French colonial, white with black shutters, near Detroit's north end.

These days, Sheena is no longer a colonial white saviour but a multiethnic woman who has never lived outside the jungle.

According to the executor of Twitty's estate, Hugh Carden, and the singer's son Jimmy Jenkins, Twitty (nee Harold Jenkins) owned a dusk rose '57 T-Bird with a colonial white hardtop, black softtop and black-and-white interior, like mine.

Finally, I turn to the question of a specifically decolonial fanaticism, finding both that fanaticism is peculiarly suited to challenging the ontological divisions of colonial white supremacy, and moreover that a decolonized fanaticism is less susceptible to some standard critiques of fanaticism.

Does the colonial, white, racist view of Chinese people persist?

Suffice it to say, the presence of a colonial white supremacist wasn't welcome on campus.

Much of the Zimbabwe's fertile land is owned by the county's tiny white minority, while most of the black population is poor and landless, a legacy of decades of colonial, white-minority rule.

The colonial whites are being blamed.

In the Belgian sphere the Roman Catholic church took a high profile and eventually established a Catholic university through which to train not only colonial whites but also a small elite of black Africans.

The word Potomac means "where the goods are brought in" and it dates from the local Indian tribe rudely displaced here centuries ago by colonial whites intent on a New World.

He wanted to create an honest project, he says, "not this kind of post-colonial, white guy goes to China".