Sentence examples for into negro from inspiring English sources

She hated, she wrote, "to be fragmented into Negro at one time, woman at another, or worker at another".

(In a side-splitting moment, the Narrator points out how the mother slips into "Negro dialect" when admonishing her son about religion — thus sending up the standard American theatrical device of making black performers sound more "real" by substituting "de" for "the").

Back in Selma, thousands of out-of-towners had arrived and had been quietly absorbed into the Negro ghetto.

Its owner fell into Hoyo Negro (the Black Hole), a pit within a complex of caves in the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, between 13,000 and 12,000 years ago.

Abbott paid $5,000 for Oana and recalled Atlanta's racially-segregated bleachers furthered the rationale for acquiring Oana At Atlanta we needed a powerful right-handed hitter who could hit the ball into those Negro bleachers in left field.

And, he went on, "all the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the Army cannot force the Negro into our homes, into our schools, our churches and our places of recreation and amusement".

"All the bayonets of the Army cannot force the Negro into our homes," he said at the time.

But his casting has caused equal ire, with some suggesting it plays into the "magical negro" stereotype.

Boseman's casting was previously criticised for apparently playing into the "magical negro" stereotype, his character being the God of wisdom.

The Black Panther actor can be seen briefly playing Throth, the God of Wisdom, a casting decision criticised already for apparently playing into the "magical negro" stereotype.

When the interne, who was quite drunk tried to draw the Negro into the conversation, the Georgia man said he had stood all he was able to stand from a Negro.