Sentence examples for documents of black from inspiring English sources

If the white world did not see documents of black pride, the record was always visible to the people it depicted, and it must have been a silent support as well as a counterweight, perhaps even a gesture of defiance, to the postcards and salt cellars.

(Doubleday, $12.50). One man's family and an important document of black history.

Mr. Gates said he and Ms. Higginbotham had sold Oxford on the idea of a separate African-American biography project because the documenting of black history is virtually in its infancy.

Not finding any, she enlisted the help of three friends to create Black Women in Politics, a living document of black female candidates seeking election in 2018.

One of the earliest documents of a black person living in the UK comes from local baptismal records in July 1661.

Between 1866 and 1875, some 3,500 people in Louisiana, mostly African Americans, were estimated to have been victims of violence, ground zero of which was "Bloody Caddo" Parish, where 45 documented killings of black Americans by white mobs took place.

Williams appears in blackface in the untitled silent film along with a roster of actors from the sparsely documented community of black performers in Harlem on the cusp of the Harlem Renaissance.

Inspired by the grim legacy of the Rodney King beating, a traveling exhibition called VIRAL: 25 Years from Rodney King examines the escalation from isolated, violent episodes to frequent, documented killings of black citizens.

Recent articles note inconsistencies between a rat flea borne pandemic of Yersinia pestis (the bacterium that causes bubonic plague) and the documented characteristics of Black Death (1, among others).

The new Government orders affecting schools, announced Sunday by President P. W. Botha, provide for the effective expulsion of students deemed to be troublemakers and for the issuance of identity documents to black pupils.

A new report by the Equal Justice Initiative documents the susceptibility of black ex-soldiers to extrajudicial murder and assault.