Sentence examples for earliest black from inspiring English sources

She dilates on black cowboys and Pullman porters and the authors of the earliest black cookbooks.

In 1838 Ruggles published perhaps the earliest black magazine in the United States, Mirror of Liberty.

They are Gullah/Geechee, descendants of West African slaves who became some of the nation's earliest black landowners.

The striations across her black gown might be more at home in one of Frank Stella's earliest Black Paintings.

Mr. Ward was born on Aug. 10, 1926, in the Weeksville section of Brooklyn, one of the city's earliest black communities.

She and Ms. Hinkson soon joined the Graham company, the first members of a newly revitalized young troupe and the company's earliest black dancers.

The relationships in the earliest black-and-white buddy movies followed the same trajectory.

In her earliest black-and-white etchings -- those from the 1880's -- she emphasizes the surface as the Impressionists did in their paintings, creating gray veils of aquatint, abstracting and silhouetting figures in a way that calls to mind Whistler as much as Degas, who introduced her to etching.

Elsewhere, the early Black Friday scene was less manic.

Afrocentrism was influenced by several earlier black nationalist movements, including Ethiopianism and Pan-Africanism.

Zion Church in Sparkill, where many members are descendants of early black settlers.