Sentence examples for knowledge of black from inspiring English sources

Stuff based on a deep knowledge of black American life: language, stance, tone, outlook, its past and present.

"Unfortunately, at many of the programs, students and leaders of the workshops had little knowledge of black culture," Ms. Golden said.

Penny is a good girl in the traditional sitcom sense -- this is Disney, after all -- but she also has an encyclopedic knowledge of black culture, high and low, and her hipster tastes are infectious.

Ms. Camblin wears on her playwright's sleeve her knowledge of black history, her appreciation for the female African-American artists who preceded her, and her passion to follow in their footsteps.

Physicist Stephen Hawking has put his extensive knowledge of black hole theories to good use, by conjuring one to suck the irritating opera-singer in the Go Compare ads into another dimension.

(Part of the charm of this book is the breadth of the author's knowledge of black music from, say, 1940 until the late 1970s. If this novel wins Chabon another Pulitzer, I feel certain it will be the first in history to make a reference to Peabo Bryson).

"Well, certain people who had no knowledge of blacks have maybe -- maybe -- learned something because of 'Mannix's' Peggy Fair," she said in a 1972 interview.

Therefore, knowledge of my black history and my black body was subscribed in lectures from my father, reading books by Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou and Richard Wright, amongst others.

Black people who are living on welfare, black people who can't eat, black people who don't know no knowledge of themselves, black people who don't have no future".

A Dentsu spokesman told the Guardian the firm had no knowledge of any Black Tidings payment, adding that Tan was never employed as a consultant.

Most deny any knowledge of the Black Axe's presence in Toronto.