Sentence examples for draw black from inspiring English sources

Ministries devoted to self-help or the so-called health and wealth gospel, some led by whites, draw black followers.

Boston's effort to draw black travelers is among the biggest undertaken by any city in the country.

In 1986, two years after Jesse Jackson's unsuccessful presidential bid, the DNC launched Operation Big Vote, designed to draw black people to the polls.

She took a surgical marker from her pocket and sat opposite my husband to draw black dots on his chin, nose and forehead.

In its 1986 decision in Thornburg v. Gingles, the Supreme Court issued guidelines clarifying when states had to draw black districts or probably lose legal challenges.

The report, for example, says that Republicans have "a lot in common" with African-Americans, and should hire more black communications directors and make more of an effort to draw black voters.

Far from the contemporary knee-jerk tendency to draw black-and-white conclusions in the face of complex problems, Niman distinguishes between resource-intensive, environmentally destructive factory farming and other grass-based ranching techniques that, as she shows, have great potential for environmental benefit.

In her senior thesis, she asked: Does immersion in an elite white institution draw blacks away from their community?

The library will draw blacks and Latinos in West Humboldt Park and Ukrainian Village, and it will serve five elementary and five high schools.

With loosely drawn black lines and pale colors, each represents a little psychodrama enacted by anthropomorphic fruits, vegetables and tools.

Taken together, they fill in a missing story of filmmakers who have drawn black characters with complexity and palpable feeling.