Sentence examples for white primary from inspiring English sources

And now Mississippi holds a national Democratic primary, not a white primary, and an African American wins.

Juveniles are distinctive throughout the first year, often showing bold white primary patches, and white tails with a crisp, black tip.

Despite being called racist names in her overwhelmingly white primary school, she says: "In my experience, everyone was reflected when I was growing up.

Mark Blumenthal, who did polling for one of Mr. Obama's white primary opponents, said, "I don't think voters look at him stereotypically".

Starting in the late thirties, his Justice Department took many steps to protect African-Americans, initiating litigation against police brutality, lynching, the poll tax, and the "white primary".

Lively and engaging, they attend the local, overwhelmingly white primary school, and speak a fluent first-language English without any of the inflections of their parents.

Back in Charleston, Waring continued to rule against peonage and the Democrats' white primaries.

It is one of the most distinctive large waders in South America having a bright buffy head and neck, grey back, white primaries and secondaries and black underparts.

States and localities adopted poll taxes, literacy tests, "white primaries," "malapportionment" — drawing district lines to give a small number of rural voters the same representation as a large number of urban voters — and restrictions on student voting.

Establishing white primaries ensured minorities were excluded from the formal political process.

In northwestern Victoria, the black-winged currawong (subspecies melanoptera) has a darker plumage than other grey subspecies, and is thus more similar in appearance to the pied currawong, but its wings lack the white primaries of the latter species.