Sentence examples for undercover black from inspiring English sources

Many of my friends have worse stories: William, a 23-year-old British-African Caribbean from Brixton with no convictions, has been stopped twice this year, once by an undercover black officer in Brixton and once on his way to church; 26-year-old Jermaine has counted being stopped over 50 times since passing his driving test.

"It's almost the same feeling of an undercover black person walking into a Klu Klux Klan rally and feeling like you're going to be exposed and feeling like you're in this atmosphere of hatred and negativity".

Jones was shot dead by an undercover black cop, dressed as a criminal, who had followed him across three jurisdictions under the pretense that Jones was involved in criminal activity.

Mr. Mills's blog, which he wrote for the past five years, was called "Undercover Black Man".

Mills was light-skinned and his racial identity not always obvious, something he alluded to in the title of the blog he wrote in recent years, Undercover Black Man.

It lies beneath the surface in a dispute over tactics between a white sergeant and a black undercover detective.

The shooting provoked a highly charged public debate over whether white police officers were too quick to assume that black undercover officers were criminals.

The list did not include Desmond Robinson, a black undercover transit officer who survived being shot by a fellow officer in a subway station in 1994.

"It's like the N.B.A. draft," said Rob, a black undercover, who has been traded among narcotics teams a few times.

The undercover officer, Desmond Robinson, had sued the city for $50 million after the shooting, which had provoked a public debate over whether white police officers were too quick to assume that black undercover officers were criminals.

Geoff Small, the black undercover reporter, recalls: "For weeks afterwards, white people would approach me in the street and offer their sympathy and sincere apologies for what I'd gone through".