Sentence examples for disappear black from inspiring English sources

Occupy Wall Street had come and gone, and while the ninety-nine and the one per cent didn't disappear, black and white came to the fore.

When the abolitionist, Titch, disappears, Black must go it alone.

The painting consists of a single, reiterated phrase — "All traces of the Griffin I had been were wiped from existence" — that grows darker with each repetition until it disappears, black against a black ground.

Some would say that all art is political, by design or default, but there was one pretty direct statement about racism in Glenn Ligon's 1992 "Black Like Me #2". The painting consists of a single, reiterated phrase — "All traces of the Griffin I had been were wiped from existence" — that grows darker with each repetition until it disappears, black against a black ground.

The article investigates how post-black feminist definitions of intersectionality in the social sciences have "disappeared" black women as knowledge producers and subjects of investigation.

During the 1970s and early 80s, anyone in search of authentic juke-joint blues – the old, and disappearing, black music of the rural and small-town American south – was advised to go to Mississippi and look for a trio called either the Nighthawks or the Jelly Roll Kings.

As times changed and opportunity became more available, although prejudice did not disappear, the black-and-white starkness of an us-and-them worldview persisted.

The result that the association between BMI and hours of work disappears for Black married women at the married state is consistent with Black women often being the principal earner in their couple (see Mincy et al. 2005).

Every child who disappeared was black and poor.

On the slushy plaza outside, the view toward Madrid and the giant cross disappeared behind black clouds.

Pulse pressure was highly reduced and disappeared intermittently (black arrows).