Sentences with phrase «black kids growing up»
It's for all the black kids growing up now who will get to run around believing in fairy tales starring themselves, their mothers, their fathers, their sisters and brothers.
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Hamilton, who'd grown up without much money, was often one of few black kids in her honors classes.
And really, all I could think of when I smell them is the «black bread» (which I grew up to appreciate as pumpernickel) my mom used to buy when I was a kid.
Zucchini bread might be the very first thing I ever baked or cooked on my own, when I was a kid (my mother doesn't have the black thumb I do, so I grew up around excesses of zucchini) but I haven't made it in years.
As kids growing up in the 90's we wrote our own stories, created characters, and drew our own comics, so establishing Black -LSB-...]
People who watched such television as kids are more likely to dream in black and white than those who grew up with color TV.
Dr G. referred me to the PCRM website and I got a 100 copies of the VSK printed off (in black and white, as it saved me about $ 500 over colorized version)... don't have pediatric patients, so I don't need to worry about those (and my patients tend to be much older and their kids are grown up).
Growing up in Northern Kentucky, I got used to being the only Black kid in most of my classes.
Growing up in Northern Kentucky, I got used to being the only Black kid in.
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It's for all the grown - up black kids who never dared to believe a film like this could exist.
Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Blacks Serve as Brunt of the Jokes in Insensitive Buddy Comedy In the opening scene of Grown Ups, a black kid (Jameel McGill) who has very obviously double - dribbled during a basketball game unreasonably calls the referee a racist for blowing the whistle on him.
My kids are growing up in a society where it's just normal to have a black president.
But for KIPPsters — mostly black and Hispanic kids growing up in low - income and often single - parent households — this is often something foreign.
I grew up catching snakes as a kid, so I wasn't really terrified of it, and I knew not to move or jump or do anything quickly, so I just asked the snake handler to get me my little Canon point and shoot camera instead of the big camera I was using for the book [00:36:00] and I just hooked up the strobe, which is this red wire that hooks up to the strobe and I was just taking about 20 or 30 photos of this once in a lifetime moment where I have a black mamba wrapped around my leg.
Wilson has said that his art frequently leads him back to his own experiences growing up black in a multicultural family and a neighborhood with no other black kids.
But we couldn't resist the name of the dog from the Annie movie the kids had grown up watching and since her hair was a millions shades of beige and brown, gold and copper, silver and cool grey, plus black and brown — «Sandy» seemed appropriate.