Sentence examples for negro like from inspiring English sources

The future of America lies in the Negro like Cleo.

The future of America lies in the Negro like Cleo..

But most important because Hemingway was a greater artist than Wright, who although a Negro like myself, and perhaps a great man, understood little if anything of these, at least to me, important things".

Everything seemed natural and heartfelt as she captured, with Drake, the mournful passion of Granados' three Maja Dolorosa songs, brought a touch of chesty cantaora sound to De Falla's spirited Polo, and finally threw off Montsalvatge's Canto Negro like the star she is rapidly becoming.

James Baldwin wrote about it in 1966: "the police treat the Negro like a dog".

In a bitter commentary published in 1947, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACPP) magazine, The Crisis, highlighted the uphill struggle blacks faced in undertaking recreational travel: "Would a Negro like to pursue a little happiness at a theater, a beach, pool, hotel, restaurant, on a train, plane, or ship, a golf course, summer or winter resort?

Trinidad negroes like the star apple.

(As one character tells Roosevelt, "You a Negro.... I'm a nigger. Negroes are the worst thing in God's creation. Niggers got style. Negroes got blindeyetis.... A Negro don't know he's a Negro. He thinks he's a white man. It's Negroes like you who hold us back").

Her relatives may laugh at her disdain for "assimilationist Negroes" like them, but Beneatha, though she may be driven by the dogmatism of youth, knows where she's going.

You still have Uncle Tom, handkerchief-head Negroes like Carl Rowan who write a column that Malcolm X is unfit to be a hero for today's youth.

"I like what all Negroes like, and what they're fighting for is freedom," he said to reporters in a 1965 interview.