Sentence examples for distinguished black from inspiring English sources

Yale University in the modern era has produced many of the country's most distinguished black lawyers and judges.

Mr. Bowling, born in Guyana in 1936, is regarded as one of the most distinguished black artists to emerge from post-World War II British art schools.

Salmon, 49, is one of a growing group of distinguished black British stars making big budget US film and television projects to supplement a British acting career.

In a postscript, Clarke points out that he is also related to a number of distinguished black Canadian artists, and offers his justification for viewing Canadian history from the perspective of his Hamilton cousins.

I first met him as a student during the 1970s — a time of big hair and loud voices — when young radicals too often dismissed distinguished black elders as Uncle Toms.

The event celebrated the unveiling of an exhibition at the Capitol for Black History Month that features profiles of 29 distinguished black New Yorkers – including Mr. McCall and Mr. Paterson, whose write-up credited him with guiding the state through a recession and managing its growing budget shortfalls.

Tells about Negro life in the late nineties and early nineteen-hundreds in the middle West Side neighborhood known as the Tenderloin: describes some of the black saloons; tells about outstanding ministers and churches; some culturally distinguished blacks and affluent Negro society; Negro theatre and music.

One of my most memorable experiences as an ambassador was holding a screening of our Imagine A Future documentary at the distinguished Historically Black women's college, Spelman College in conjunction with a local chapter of my sorority, Delta Sigma Theta.

(There were quite a few distinguished voices believing black and white was the proper métier for news).

Eventually, Jackson's social evangelism began to attat a distinguished company of black patrons, such as George Johnson, the head of the Johnson Products Company, and they provided supplemental funds.

Eventually, Jackson's social evangelism began to attat a distinguished company of black patrons, such as George Johnson, the head of the Johnson Products Company, and they provided supplemental funds..