Sentence examples for the black context from inspiring English sources

Obviously, in the black context, I'm dark skinned.

In the remaining 15 subjects (8 in the placebo and 7 in the DCS group), the red orange context was the conditioning context and the black context was the extinction context.

There was no auditory input in the black context, whereas, in the red orange context, subjects heard 2 sounds of different pitch, presented over headphones, which changed synchronously with the color of the screen.

In 16 subjects (8 in the placebo and 8 in the DCS group), the black context was the context in which conditioning occurred (conditioning context or A) and the red orange context was the context in which extinction occurred (extinction context or B).

I might get asked to do Shakespeare, but it is usually because it is being set in a black context.

We see the black body – in any context – as out of place, as dangerous, as superhuman, as difficult to police and kill.

Mona described urgent needs for education and change in the black community in the context of adversity, racial injustice, and the need to believe in oneself: "I live in a community where so many black men hate themselves and consider themselves [so] insignificant that it is easy to kill, [and] racial profiling is evident and prevalent.

Foreman called it a "novel for our times", particularly in the context of the Black Lives Matter movement.

When I went to British film investors with stories of the black experience in a historical context, I was told verbatim: 'We're looking for Dickens or Austen.

The voices of forgiveness at Dylann Roof's hearing struck d'Baha as understandable in the context of the black church and the legacy of civil-rights-era thinking but, at the same time, as a form of political masochism.

Most recently, he discussed it in the context of the Black Lives Matter movement.