Sentence examples for scope of black from inspiring English sources

Gordon Parks, Walker Evans, Carl Van Vechten, Charles (Teenie) Harris, Anthony Barboza and Annie Leibovitz create evocative works that convey the complexity and scope of black beauty.

His pioneering book Black Majority was part of a scholarly revolution in the 1960s and 1970s as historians finally began to reckon with and write about the full scope of black history.

But its themes are beyond the scope of black and white.

After 24 Rea1, the prominent features of the endgame were: White's strong knight on e5 blockading the e6 and d5 pawns and thus limiting the scope of the black bishop; Black's counterpressure against the isolated a4 pawn.

It said pupils should learn about different cultures as part of a broad curriculum, and that the new structure and content of the new history curriculum "provides plenty of scope for black history to be covered".

"We abetted wrongdoing and abandoned law-abiding citizens," Mr. Adams said of the decision to reduce the scope of the New Black Panthers case, which he had helped to develop.

In Wally's A&M roster of two, he had the full scope of the '70s black American experience: a comedian and a folk singer, who together represented the pain, anger, flamboyance, dignity, and cartoonishness of those first post-civil rights figures.

The scope and ambition of Blackest Night is mind-boggling.

It would be illustrative to include my favorite sentence in the book that explains in what way, in the year 1960, Pogrund was a true pioneer: "The scope of my beat, covering black existence, grew apace, spreading from the Johannesburg area to the rural 'reserves' for blacks, plus the three territories then under British colonial rule that adjoined South Africa".

Headed to another march on Wednesday, this time for "jobs and justice," she and her daughter joined a rally at Georgetown University's law school, where signs and chants indicated how the scope of the fight for black equality had broadened to include gays, immigrants and others.

He is evolving through an "awakening," and (perhaps) really understanding for the first time ― given his background ― the true depth and scope of the history behind anti-Black racial hatred and injustice in America.