Sentence examples for high negro from inspiring English sources

"In schools with high Negro enrollments," the N.A.A.C.P. reported, "textbooks were either not available or so outmoded and in such poor condition as to be of no value".

The keen snowboarder saw potential to translate his skills, and experimented with mattresses and boogie boards on the 2,388-foot 2,388-foot Negro volcano.

As always with Armstrong, the syntax was homemade, but the meaning was as clear as a high note: "Negroes never did stick together and they never will.

A putdown of high quality: but negro?

After graduation he taught school & organized Georgia's first public high school for Negroes & the Georgia State Industrial College for Negroes.

His review of census data shows that the same communities that county planners initially referred to as "racial ghettoes" with high percentages of Negroes in 1960 continue to exist today.

One of my favorite stories about him and one of the more agreeable ones involves the principal of an all-Negro high school in Phoenix back in the days when segregation was the rule in that city.

The number of Negro high-school tennis players that could be seined out of American society was less than two dozen, but one of them, Willie Winn, of Wilmington, North Carolina, did achieve two early-round victories at Charlottesville before being knocked emphatically out of the tournament by Donald Dell.

"One after another, White Christian males in America's finest universities 'discovered' that the Aryan was God's highest creation, that the Negro was designed for servitude and that the Indian was doomed to extinction," Mr. Bradley writes.

The range contains Mount Canlaon, an active volcano that at 8,086 feet (2,465 metres) is the highest point in Negros.

Ellison's "American Negro faith" in higher education was put to the test at Tuskegee.