Sentence examples for creation of black from inspiring English sources
Electoral politics have facilitated the creation of Black middle class forces throughout the United States, but objectively has done little to improve the lives of the majority of Black people.
It's a creation of black people.
The Memorial weekend rally, like the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club as a whole, is the creation of black professionals.
So while others pondered the creation of black holes in space, Hawking applied the same thinking to the cosmos itself.
Mr. Oppenheimer championed the creation of black trade unions and was influential in ending an employment system that set aside certain jobs for whites only.
Mr. Oppenheimer, who was of Jewish origin, championed the creation of black trade unions, and he lived to see those unions challenge the power of his mining companies.
As Lord (Bill Morris) of Handsworth, chair of Midland Heart and former secretary-general of the TUC, has observed: "One of the great successes of black people in the housing field since the 1980s has been the creation of black-led housing associations, which emerged from BME communities and remain today more sensitive to a diverse population whilst bolstering local pride".
During a recent interview with The Huffington Post, Barris opened up about the creation of "black-ish," and offered his thoughts on the importance of the show's airing amid passionate discussions about race in Ferguson, Missouri and elsewhere.
WHEN we last saw Big Bertha, Papa Du, Ma Reed and Thelma, they were carrying on in the 1979 Off Broadway hit "One Mo' Time," a re-creation of black vaudeville as played at the legendary Lyric Theater in New Orleans.
Its most recent album, "Rise Above" (Dead Oceans) — a poignant and brilliantly eccentric re-creation of Black Flag's hardcore classic "Damaged," made of a twisting helix of Afropop guitars, spooky harmonies and thrashing punk — has ended up on many critics' year-end lists.
instead of looking at 'white work' or white responses to or creations of black objects (which is what the film sounds like in your various renderings of it); what if we pay attention to how we experience aesthetic possibilities and inventions that are of and for emergent black communities?
