Sentence examples for viewed black from inspiring English sources

That view was reinforced during the war, when he viewed black soldiers as lazy and dimwitted because they were denied arms and used primarily as laborers.

In one speech, he said that those advocating AIDS treatment viewed black people as "germ carriers and human beings of a lower order".

Roger Simon wrote an entire article about how King would have viewed Black Lives Matter.

Andy Hermann of PopMatters viewed Black Cherry as "a weird, edgy album, the work of two doggedly maverick talents chasing their muses wherever they take them".

In slavery, exploitative systems of business and commerce viewed black bodies as machines that fueled the power and might of an imperialistic Western world.

White study participants viewed black boys as young as ten years old as less innocent than the children's white counterparts in the same age group, according to a 2014 study from the American Psychological Association.

They reinvigorated old claims that the organization was a front for racial genocide and that Sanger viewed blacks as undesirable.

The Dred Scott decision stated that the country's founders had viewed blacks as so inferior that they had "no rights which the white man was bound to respect".

You've been in this country for only five minutes and already you're complaining!" Folklore or fact, this is the way many have viewed blacks in this country throughout history and even now: with scolding disdain and shocking blindness.

The idea of black love was in direct contrast to how America viewed blacks then, and even now.

Some of these artists view black independence as part a larger, cosmic project.