Sentence examples for exclusively African from inspiring English sources

The frog subfamily Phrynomerinae is exclusively African.

It's not a recent phenomenon or an exclusively African problem.

Critics further have argued that Afrocentrism's search for exclusively African values sometimes comes perilously close to reproducing racial stereotypes.

The Glen Grey Act (1894), assigning an area for exclusively African development, was "a Bill for Africa," as Rhodes proudly called it.

The rodent family of jumping hares (Pedetidae) is endemic, and one order, the aardvark (Tubulidentata)—a large nocturnal burrowing mammal, with one species is exclusively African.

But with only one conviction in its history, an exclusively African caseload, and relations with other African states also at breaking point, the court's reputation leaves much to be desired.

But nothing distracts the almost exclusively African-American audience from the drama being played out in front of them.

Waters's influence on her fellow singers and actors — especially, but not exclusively, African-American women — was such that Horne described her as "the mother of us all".

"Is it appropriate to have an exclusively African-American theater in a culture that is so multiethnic today?" Rhinold Lamar Ponder, the lawyer who has recently taken over as interim board president of Crossroads, said the idea that there was no longer a need for a Crossroads was "absolutely ludicrous".

"I've long said that although I believe stop, question and frisk should remain a tool in the toolbox of police officers, that when you have almost 800,000 stops at the peak, targeting almost exclusively African-American and Latino men, in neighborhoods which are lower income, that is a problem," she said.

Part One provides a short history of Richmond's creation of nearly exclusively African-American public housing in the East End of the city in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, and describes a regional context in which virtually all public housing in the entire metropolitan area is located within a central city that is home to just one-sixth of the overall metro population.