Sentence examples for exploiting Black from inspiring English sources

Using a racial epithet to describe African-Americans, the 29-year-old Wallace, who is being paid $17 million this season, accused the N.B.A. of exploiting black players.

In another video, Long embarked on racially charged rants against white and Asian people, accusing "Arabs and Indians" of exploiting black Americans for money.

Arnett was baffled when people insinuated that he was the art world's equivalent of the executives at Chess Records: white men who, in the nineteen-fifties, got rich by exploiting black songwriters.

Gossip site TMZ obtained a copy of a letter filed with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) by New York entertainment lawyer James H Freeman that accuses the show of deliberately exploiting black contestants to improve the shows ratings.

Cyrus is also frustrated with the accusation that she was exploiting black culture by appropriating hip-hop dance moves and, as one critic put it, "using curvy black women as props".

The film lashed out indiscriminately at anyone whom Lee perceived to be exploiting black people — including the fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger (who appeared as a character called Timmi Hillnigger) and gangsta-rap groups.

A favorite focus was Jewish landlords and store owners accused of exploiting blacks.

I didn't want to exploit black people.

John P. Relman, the Washington, D.C., lawyer handling the Memphis case, has sued Wells Fargo on behalf of the City of Baltimore, asserting that the bank systematically exploited black borrowers.

Jews have produced and distributed African-American music for more than a century, and have sometimes exploited black musicians in the process.

Of course, as Omar Bilal, a Bowie, Md., graphic artist who is curator of the Web site blacksuperhereo.com, points out, characters that do exploit black stereotypes anger black audiences -- as happened when Marvel recently announced plans to re-release a book based on Luke Cage, a drugs-and-guns blaxploitation classic.