Sentence examples for negro day from inspiring English sources

"I wish every day were negro day," Tracy remarks of TV's monthly obeisance to Baltimore's racial divide.

One day a month the programme nervously features something called "Negro Day", when black kids and black music are allowed on the air.

The show's producers avoid letting them dance with black kids by programming a monthly "Negro Day" at which the host is the hefty rhyming D. J. Motormouth Maybelle (Mary Bond Davis).

And Queen Latifah is Motormouth Maybelle, who longs for a future when "every day is Negro Day".

During the 1960s, African-American admission to the museum was restricted to one day a week — Negro Day, as it was called.

When Negro Day is booted off the schedule, Tracy goes to the black side of town, joins forces with her friends there, and fights to integrate the station.

The New Yorker, September 18 , 1965P. 42 Talk story about a new Negro Sunday n newspaper magazine supplement called "Tuesday".

By Renata Adler The New Yorker, September 18 , 1965P. 42 Talk story about a new Negro Sunday n newspaper magazine supplement called "Tuesday".

I don't use "Negro" in day-to-day language.

Sometimes he would come with luminaries from Buenos Aires, usually writers, but quite often a painter, to Pereda's satisfaction, since painters, for some reason, seemed to know much more about carpentry and bricklaying than the bunch of gauchos who hung around Álamo Negro all day like a bad smell.

CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Bulls fired Coach Vinny Del Negro on Monday in a long-anticipated move that came after a late-season dispute with John Paxson, the executive vice president for basketball operations, and another first-round playoff exit.