Sentences with phrase «called negroes»

But, we so - called Negroes, after 400 years of masterful brainwashing by the slave master, picture «our God» with the same blond hair, pale skin, and cold blue eyes of our murderous slave master.

Not exact matches

When Whites negotiate with Negroes therefore, it not only helps to solve the Negro's «Negro problem» it helps solve the white man's «Negro problem» as well; for whites begin to see Negroes in a different light — as equals, as men.7 The notion that love for fellow man is a substitute for what Silberman here calls «negotiation» is the sentimentality which needs to be exposed and eliminated.

With thirteen million Negroes in the United States denied privileges in housing, employment, education, recreation, medical care, and many other basic needs, this can hardly be called a democratic country.

The Virginia planter and Fire - Eater Edmund Ruffin, who in 1865 blew his brains out rather than live under Yankee rule, called Toussaint Louverture «the only truly great man yet known of the negro race.»

Racial intermixtures have produced some very white - skinned Negroes with blue eyes and fair hair, yet the product of such a union remains a Negro.5 Race as the term is commonly used designates very nearly what the Germans call Volk — a group sharing a common cultural tradition, whether of achievement or servitude, with some measure of national, geographical, and biological affinity.

For some reason I've been having a hard time finding Pasilla (or «negro» chiles as they're sometimes called... is that correct?).

Not to be confused with the Chinese variety (as in «black bean sauce», which are actually fermented soy beans), the common variety used in South America are actually a black turtle bean, often called a frijol negro in spanish.

Some felt it wasbecause he couldn't make the weight anymore, but Winkfield laughs at this.Others said the white jockeys were beginning to gang up on the Negroes — and itis true that this had a great deal to do with their virtual disappearance fromthe American racing scene — but Winkfield says he was always treated well.Colonel Chinn, who calls Winkfield «the finest colored man I ever knew, with a heart as big as all outdoors,» blames Jimmy's exodus on thelegislation that made racing illegal for several years in some of the easternstates and moved the big meetings to places like Butte, Mont, and Salt LakeCity and Hamilton, Ont.

Moreover, he called Evra «negro» 5 times during the game.

These shiny little beans are also called turtle beans or Frijoles Negros.

As the Louisiana statutes for holding primaries are similar to those of Texas, our ruling in Classic as to the unitary character of the electoral process calls for a reexamination as to whether or not the exclusion of Negroes from a Texas party primary was state action.

The town in question is called Pasto and the source for this madness is spelled out as «Carnaval de Negros y Blancos», or for you non-Spanish speakers out there, the «Blacks and -LSB-...]

En blanco y negro» Mirada al Arte, Numero 5, February «Contemporary Imaginings: Howard & Judith Tullman Collection», Catalog, Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, AL Genocchio, Benjamin, «The Place We Call Home», The New York Times, February 16 Gaynor, Elizabeth, «Memorable Vincent Wolf's Palette», Veranda, April «I Love the Burbs», Catalog, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY Kuspit, Donald, «Getting Real: The Fall Season in New York», Art New England, January Ord Manroe, Candace, «The Artful Life», Traditional Home, March Plemmons, Chesley,» Burbs or Bust», News - Times, Danbury, CT, February 3 RE:D Design, «Subversive Design Issue», Volume 23, Number 5

Works such as this one carry the lineage of the womanist tradition forward and answer the call of Eartha Kitt's «Angelitos Negros»: «Paint me some Black angels now.»

That assumption only collapsed in the fifth grade, when a project for what was then called Negro History Week led him to a book called «Great Negroes: Past and Present,» and its chapter on Charles White, a black artist who drew and painted African Americans.

Eventually, the entity finds what it is looking for: an exhibition space containing a set of paintings called Circa by the famous negro artist Pope.L.

Perhaps in your circle, calling one another a «house negro» constitutes reasoned criticism and debate, although if so that would say much about the intellectual calibre of the St. Mary's Philosophy Department.

I address some of Bob's points in an article on the website of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs: http://www.ccepa.ca/blog/?p=418 We should be free to call each other «house negroes,» fairly or unfairly, until the cows come home.

You claim that calling someone a «house negro» is not defamatory.

Calling someone a house negro may indeed be a move in reasoned criticism and debate, Bob.

University of Ottawa law professor Joanne St. Lewis sued former Ottawa physics professor Denis Rancourt for $ 1 million for libel after he called her a «house negro» on his U of O Watch blog.