There's African American attorneys, there's African American law enforcement, there's African American juror participation.
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Biden resonates with older African-American voters, especially older African-American women.
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During World War II, African-American blood was labeled N for Negro (and some centers refused African-American donors outright) and given only to African-American soldiers.
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When African American women started being hot commodities, they started hiring African American women.
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When this data is broken out by age, however, Biden has just 22020 percent support among African American voters ages 22018-220, and 22014 percent among African American voters ages 20203-22020, compared to 213 percent among African American voters 22008-54, 53 percent among African American voters 55-64 and 56 percent among African American voters over 65.
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I'd prosecuted many cases involving African-American defendants in which there were African-American jurors.
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Both painters are African American, and both are known for working with African American subjects.
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African American, Asian, African American, Hispanic American unemployment best in the history of our country.
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Chicago seems to have quite a few African-American collectors who focus on African-American artists.
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She has spoken to black media outlets and talked about African-American issues to African-American audiences.
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African-American outreach The shootings come as Trump and Clinton confront unique challenges with African-American voters.
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Depression in African American culture is not really talked about enough, especially in African American male culture.
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The Cardinals also hired the first African-American female executive and the first African-American contract negotiator.
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Alford would be the first African American woman on the board, and the second African American overall.
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Rogers was the first African American social secretary and working for the first African American first family had special significance for her, specifically seeing the reaction of the mostly African American butlers staff.
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Mass incarceration of African American men can leave African American women and children more vulnerable to financial problems, and African American families typically have less wealth in terms of savings and home ownership.
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Watching "Lucy Negro, Redux," a poetry collection by an African-American woman, come to life as a ballet — a ballet scored by an African-American woman and danced by an African-American woman?
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I think, you know, if you look African American in this society, you're treated as an African American.
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She was the first African-American woman to become California attorney general, the first African-American senator California has ever elected, and the second African-American woman to sit on the Senate's powerful Judiciary Committee.
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Harris was the first African-American woman to become California attorney general, the first African-American senator California has ever elected, and the second African-American woman to sit on the Senate's powerful Judiciary Committee.
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The final image would look much more African American if they used an African American face as a template.
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"An African American man is going to experience the world differently than an African American woman," French told me.
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Democrats' focus: African-American turnout Democrats have placed a particular emphasis on turning out Atlanta-area African-American voters.
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"The insult there is the insinuation that African-American members can only talk to African-American lobbyists," he said.
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I don't have a sense of myself as an African-American; I didn't grow up with African-American parents.
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He'd been the only African-American person working on what was the first African-American superhero comic book series.
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"This case is not about African-American-themed programming, but is about African-American ownership of networks," he said.
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" Asian unemployment "Our unemployment numbers for African American -- African American, Asian, for Hispanic are the best they've ever been.
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Clinton also continued to dominate Sanders among African American voters Tuesday, winning the African American vote in almost every state.
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Most early voting allows an assessment of African-American turnout by measuring turnout from neighborhoods that are predominantly African-American.
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Particularly now in my life, I am also working hard to reposition African American cuisine and African American culinary contributions.
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Most contemporary African-American philosophers write about topics directly related to race or other aspects of the African-American experience.
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"'You have your own experience, and you're an African-American covering the first African-American president,' " he recalls her saying.
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In Philadelphia 41 percent of the population is African American but only 2.5 percent of businesses are African American-owned.
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"Observing and/or recording African-American students labeling a high-achieving African-American student as acting white does not warrant a characterization of African-American academic underperformance as a response to the fear of acting white," he said.
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Coleman would decline airshows that wouldn't admit African American people, and she encouraged other African American people to learn to fly.
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"I am an African-American woman and my family is all African-American," said Jones, who is from Fort Hood, Tex.
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I was the first African American self-made billionaire, donated more to charity in the 20th century than any other African American.
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In 22016, among African-American women, Abrams, who would be the nation's first African-American woman governor, had a 22014-point advantage.
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Trump remarked on Douglass in February at a breakfast event with African-American supporters marking the start of African-American history month.
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Furthermore, when the rates of African-American and compatible white borrowers were both marked up, the African-American borrowers paid significantly more.
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She also said qualified African-American employees were regularly passed over for promotions -- including one African-American colleague she describes as brilliant.
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For African-American voters, this is a guy who put his political future on the line for the first African-American president.
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" Do I think police chiefs, many of which are African-American or Hispanic, wake up and say, "Let's systemically oppress African-American communities?
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They raised concerns about the declining importance of African-American voters in general and those African-American party members in the room specifically.
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When you break down that 6900 percent, Trump received roughly 2628 percent of African-American men and 28503 percent of African-American women.
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Condoleezza Rice has quite a few accomplishments under her belt: The first African-American female U.S. Secretary of State, the first African-American woman to be named National Security Advisor and the first African-American to be named provost at Stanford University.
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Maryland's election of an African-American governor would be a groundbreaking move for the state, where a third of the residents are African American.
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Cummings appears to be the first African American and African American lawmaker to lie in state in the US Capitol, according to congressional historians.
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From Jessica Guynn: Alford would be the first African-American woman and second African-American to join the board of the social media giant.
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If Donald Trump can move the African-American opinion and turn out African-American voters, even if he moves it 5 percent -- BONDI: Right.
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Thomas, just the second African-American to sit on the nation's highest bench has been excluded from a museum that celebrates African-American history.
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With many of the African American voters their belief is that the Republican Party as a whole does not cater to African American needs.
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Analysis by TargetSmart, a Democratic voter targeting firm, showed African-American voters turned out at higher rates than white voters — especially African-American women.
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AFRICAN-AMERICAN Manuel's first gold also comes at her first Olympics where she too, as an African-American swimmer, also carried a particular resonance.
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They're largely African-American -- you have a large African-American population -- and they really appreciate what I'm doing and they've let me know it.
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The 15th Amendment to the Constitution was designed to give freed African-American males the right to vote but not freed African-American females.
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She was the first female African-American to be named a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theater, not the first African-American ever.
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" Earlier in the interview, Biden referenced his history in the African American community: "I've never been uncomfortable or unwelcomed in the African American community.
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The team also boasts the first African-American long-track speedskater to represent the U.S. in addition to its first African-American hockey player.
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The 2018 team contains the first African-American long-track speedskater to represent the U.S., as well as its first African-American hockey player.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "Mapping the African-American Past (MAAP): Memory, Landscapes, and African-American Communities on Long Island," a lecture by Jenna Wallace Coplin. Feb.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "Mapping the African American Past (MAAP): Memory, Landscapes, and African American Communities on Long Island," a lecture by Jenna Wallace Coplin. Feb.
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The 12-member jury consists of three African-American jurors after an African-American alternate juror replaced an Asian juror who fell ill on Monday.
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African-American history is also finding powerful new expression in the National Museum of African American History and Culture, which opened in Washington in 2016.
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To African-American women living in states with systems in place to block African-American men from voting, the amendment provided neither clarity nor power.
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Through the Office of African American Male Achievement, Oakland aims to dramatically improve academic, and ultimately life, outcomes for African American male students in Oakland.
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Concerns about being "sent back" transcended immigration status, as in Phoenix's case, to affect African-American kids: African-American students aren't exempt from the fears.
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Roberts-Joseph founded the Odell S. Williams Now and Then African-American History Museum — now known as the Baton Rouge African-American History Museum — in 2001.
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In the top 15 spenders, FedEx's D.C. operation is led by Gina Adams, an African American woman, and Microsoft's by an African American man, Fred Humphries.
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Sanders also viewed areas of unrest following Gray's funeral and met with African-American civic and religious leaders to discuss issues affecting the African-American community.
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These images serve as a testament to the collective resilience of African-American people and are integral to the larger narrative of the African-American experience.
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The California African American Museum kicks off its exhibition cycle this Wednesday with shows about the 1992 LA Uprising and historical disappearance of African-American women.
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And according to a 2013 study of African-American men and women's attitudes towards mental illness, African-American men, in particular, were more concerned about stigma.
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When: Saturday, March 31, 10am–4pm Where: California African American Museum (600 State Dr., Exposition Park, Los Angeles) More info at the California African American Museum.
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Three African American men filed a federal lawsuit in June, accusing the state of gerrymandering the district to purposefully dilute African-American votes, the outlet noted.
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The first African American president is a tough act to follow for anyone, even the potential first woman president, if the measure is African American turnout.
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The wave included Carol Moseley-Braun from Illinois, the first African-American woman senator and the second African American to serve in the Senate since Reconstruction.
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The sample includes 784 white respondents, 63 African-American respondents, and 577 Hispanic respondents including 229 white Democrats, 417 African-American Democrats, and 293 Hispanic Democrats.
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She would also be the first African-American to hold statewide office since the Reconstruction Era, and the first African-American woman to do so ever.
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I think the real issue is when we look at the poverty rate among the African-American community, when we look at the high unemployment rate within the African-American community, and incarceration rate among the African-American community, we have a lot of work to do.
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She is primarily known for a series of firsts: First African-American elected to the Texas Senate after Reconstruction, first Southern African-American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, and the first African-American woman to deliver the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.
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It would be easy to say that the only reason for that leverage and motivation is African-American support for an African-American candidate who became president.
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You have the transgender son, you have the African-American granddaughter who has an African- American mother in the military, the feminist sister who supports Hillary Clinton.
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I guess, he is -- but he is identifying now as an African-American so that he can be the spokesman for the African-American people in America.
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And there's some evidence that white voters are less supportive of African American candidates, although it's possibly because they think the African American candidates are too liberal.
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In what's now called The Journal of African American History, they published articles about African-American makers and shakers whose achievements had, for too long, gone unnoticed.
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Maryland has considerably more African-American voters than Massachusetts, and Hogan earned support from just under 30% of them, all while running against an African-American opponent.
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Back then, fresh out of Duke and Harvard, she believed that part of being a successful African-American woman meant being in a strong African-American marriage.
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Texas's Fred McClure became the first African-American national FFA officer in 1974, and Chicago's Corey Flournoy became the first African-American national FFA president in 1994.
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Details: Google saw a significant improvement in retention of African-American and Latinx women, though overall African-American and Latinx attrition is higher than among other ethnic groups.
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That Baker did not have an African-American wife, or had a reputation for dating African-American women, as implied by his mother in the movie, matters little.
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Stacey Abrams would be the first African-American woman to serve as a governor, and the first elected African-American governor in the deep South of any gender.
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The National Museum of African American History and Culture Bryant and his wife donated at least $1 million to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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On the show, Rachel's father, Robert Zane (Wendell Pierce) is African-American; while in real life, Ms. Markle seems especially close to her African-American mother Doria Ragland.
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"African-Americans have traditionally been elected to Congress from those Voting Rights Act Districts ... that have traditionally represented, all-African-American or majority-African American districts," she said.
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The stories that were reported in the African American press would tend to be pointing to how the African American [perpetrator] was victimized within the system as well.
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Their collaborative piece, "House of Gris Gris" (1989), is included in the exhibition Taking Place at the California African American Museum, which features African-American visions of home.
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I think if I had grown up in a predominantly African-American community, versus an African-American community that wasn't predominant, I don't think Spanish would have survived.
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"I think the real issue is when we look at the poverty rate of the African-American community, when we look at the high unemployment rate within the African-American community, the high incarceration rate within the African-American community, we have a lot of work to do," Sanders said.
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ENGLEWOOD "African American Art," Wanda Croudy, chairwoman of the African American Cultural Committee at the Montclair Art Museum, will discuss the legacy of artists of the African diaspora. Feb.
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Just as cities with large African-American populations tend to prefer African-American mayors, Trump voters, who are overwhelmingly white, have a marked preference for helping other white people.
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Researchers from MIT, Stanford, and Washington University found that African-American ride-hail passengers had higher wait times or a higher rate of cancellation than non-African-American customers.
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With Trump, it's all about the optics, and he highlighted the nation's only sitting African-American Republican senator, Tim Scott of South Carolina, along with other African-American guests.
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Not only is an African-American on the cover of the most important month for Vogue, this is the first ever Vogue cover shot by an African-American photographer.
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Not only is an African American on the cover of the most important month for Vogue, this is the first ever Vogue cover shot by an African American photographer.
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" Cheadle contended to NPR that Trump could have worded his remark more carefully, offering " 'Here's my African-American friend,' or 'my African-American supporter' " as options with "less ambiguity.
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The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art appointed Erin Jenoa Gilbert as curator of African American manuscripts and Rayna Andrews as archivist of its three-year African American Collecting Initiative.
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Her great-grandfather Robert Robinson Taylor is believed to be the first African-American graduate of MIT and the country's first accredited African-American architect, according to 60 Minutes.
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But one year, as a prize in an African-American history oratory competition, he was awarded a summer scholarship to Freedom Theater, which focused on the African-American tradition.
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Police violence directed at African-American men may happen away from the workplace, but that can't mean that police violence has no impact on African-American men at work.
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Tim Walker photographed the next one, reimagining "Alice in Wonderland" with an entirely African-American cast, as styled by Edward Enninful, the first African-American editor of British Vogue.
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Archbishop Gregory, 71, becomes the first African-American bishop to lead the archdiocese, a position that puts him to in line to become the country's first African-American cardinal.
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As his African-American surrogate Mark Burns was revealed as a charlatan, Trump visited an African-American church and participated in a bizarre ceremony involving a Jewish prayer shawl.
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My journey went from learning about African American foodways to evaluating my own experiences and existence in terms of the African and African American journey with and through food.
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She's an African American gal, and she's involved . . .
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She made history as the first African American, and first African American woman, to head up a major TV network when she was promoted to ABC's president in February 2016.
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Like many African-American leaders, during slavery and since, Turner was a preacher: his Bible is displayed in the new National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington.
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He also published books, including "Writings in Jazz" (2003) and "African American Music: A Philosophical Look at African American Music in Society" (1996), written with his wife, Ursula Broschke-Davis.
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KURTZ: Does she have credibility as an African-American woman -- as an African-American woman to say oh, I only realized since I was booted that he is a racist.
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Democrats aim to boost African American turnout One of the reasons Hillary Clinton fell short of an Electoral College victory in 2016 was falling African American turnout in key states.
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In addition, two campus buildings will be renamed — one for an enslaved African-American man and the other for an African-American educator who belonged to a Catholic religious order.
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Elijah Anderson, a professor of sociology and African-American studies at Yale, has spent much of his career exploring the dynamics of African-American life in mostly black urban environments.
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The song has its roots in an African-American spiritual from the early 1900s, and became a call for resistance and freedom during the African-American struggle for civil rights.
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"It clearly suggested that issues involving the African-American community were not high on his agenda," said Clemmie Harris, an assistant visiting professor of African-American studies at Syracuse University.
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Manigault, who prefers to go by only her first name, was a prominent African-American surrogate for Trump during his campaign and served as his campaign's director of African-American outreach.
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Ben Jealous, a progressive who's previously served as president of the NAACP, has a shot at becoming Maryland's first African-American governor — and the third African-American governor in the nation.
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Her special projects built around African American music were close to her heart, particularly the performance of "Honor: A Celebration of the African American Cultural Legacy" at Carnegie Hall in 2009.
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"Today, the nation just opened the Smithsonian National Museum of American History — African-American art," Trump said, referring to the National Museum of African American History and Culture that opened Saturday.
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"African-American wealth did decline with the Great Recession and has not recovered, mainly because so much of African-American wealth was tied up into equity in people's homes," Morial said.
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"The Annotated African American Folktales," which came out in November, contains more than 100 African and African-American folk tales as well as introductory essays and commentary to provide historical context.
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"And some candidates, they have just stepped up recently to try to become friends to the African-American community, and the African-American voters, we're too smart for that," he added.
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"The whole African-American thing gets me whipped up because it's like 99% -- and I'm paraphrasing here -- of people who write down African-American have never been to Africa," Higbie said.
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"For decades, African-American churches have served as the epicenter of survival and a symbol of hope for many in the African-American community," NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson said.
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Jordan Peele could become the first African-American director to win best director, and Dee Rees could become the first African-American woman to win an Oscar for best adapted screenplay.
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But African American unemployment — the best it's ever been.
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" "All these candidates will get some African American votes.
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"We felt, with this museum being in Detroit, which has such a high population of African American people, that we needed to put a greater focus on African American art," Mercer said.
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Clinton holds a 23-point lead among the state's 26-227 year-old's, and polls with 21% support among the African-American community, while Trump carries just 225% of African-American support.
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"This national museum helps to tell a richer and fuller story of who we are," Obama, the first African-American president, said at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.
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If you are going to impact Muslims, it is going to impact African American Muslims, which is going to impact African American families... And now you've got some trouble on your hands.
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Not that I'm saying I'm the only African American person in the world, but African American images are so blah some days that it does become an overpowering thought in my mind.
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The African-American community, like the Jewish community, is not monolithic and can handle criticism of African-American leaders and policies, just as the Jewish community can in relation to its leaders.
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And in Louisiana, where people indicate their race when they file their candidacy, 20% of candidates were African-American, less than the 32.6% of people who are African-American in Louisiana cities.
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For example, this year's "Black Panther," Marvel's first film directed by an African American with a predominantly African-American cast, shattered the misconception that film's starring people of color lack global appeal.
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For example, by drawing district lines to "pack" African-American voters into a single district, those in charge of redistricting can increase the likelihood that an African-American candidate will be elected.
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Battling for African American voters More difficult to predict is whether Sanders can repeat his success from 2016 at holding down his rival's advantages among African American voters outside of the South.
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She opened her gallery in a predominantly African-American, middle-class neighborhood in southwestern Atlanta in 2012 and exhibits fine art photography on subjects related to African-American history and current events.
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The auction also produced new highs for works by two African-American artists, following highs for three African-American artists and a 42-year-old female painter at Sotheby's the night before.
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They have been criticized for supporting an administration deeply unpopular with African-Americans and being unrepresentative of African-American women (94 percent of female African-American voters cast ballots against Mr. Trump).
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In 21999, the schools reached a Desegregation Settlement Agreement allowing African-American students to transfer into primarily white suburban school districts and for non-African-American students to attend St. Louis schools.
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KAINE: ... we should not be able to bring up and talk about bias in the system, we'll never solve the problem... QUIJANO: Governor Pence... (CROSSTALK) QUIJANO: Governor Pence... PENCE: Senator, when African-American police officers involved in a police action shooting involving an African-American, why would Hillary Clinton accuse that African-American police officer of implicit bias?
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Nelson has lectured on the preservation of Black Feminism in Art at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and her work has been exhibited at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, Museum of Contemporary Arts in Detroit, the African American Art in Culture Complex in San Francisco.
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Since its establishment in 2003, the National Museum of African American History and Culture has helped to preserve and recount the African American experience through its collection of more than 36,000 historical artifacts.
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Race also hung over the hearing, which involved an African American woman making allegations against Thomas, an African American man nominated to succeed Justice Thurgood Marshall, the only black member of the court.
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"People are seeing the importance of the African-American vote and the importance of African-American women voting and how we always go to the polls," voter Jacqueline Barksdale told the Boston Globe.
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And this will likely disproportionately impact women and African-American workers since forced arbitration is more common in industries dominated by women and African-American employees — further perpetuating economic injustice in these communities.
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According to university data, 959 undergraduates in the fall of 2019 identified as African-American; some of those students said they were African-American as well as Hispanic or another race or ethnicity.
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On Monday, the number of African-American coaches fired in 22017 soared to five, leaving only two black coaches in a league where at least 143 percent of the players are African-American.
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Roughly 90 percent of them were African American, she said.
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JASON NICHOLS, AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND: Right.
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TGS: Including art by African American artists happened very organically.
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All of the victims are African American women, he said.
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The African American experience is integral to the museum's architecture.
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The demographic in Twitter for us skews more African American.
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FAIRFIELD Handcrafted African American History, storytelling and art activities. Jan.
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The study included 1,034 African American adults taking antihypertensive medication.
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But African American women are very frequent victims of HIV.
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"How specifically, then, did they target African American voters," Sen.
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She becomes the second African American after CEO Ken Chenault.
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" He added, "I have support in the African American community.
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Lmao you are at a African American church function ma'am.
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Hakeem Jeffries blasted Bernie Sanders record on African American issues.
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He's been boosted by strong support from African American Democrats.
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He will become the only African American among Fed policymakers.
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We are all Americans not African American not Hispanic American.
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Mae Jemison was the first African American woman in space.
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Three of the women are also African American. Maj. Gen.
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Movement in the 1960s, photographers captured images of African American
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But few were women and even fewer were African American.
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It has been extremely popular, particularly among African American voters.
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Two subgroups — Millennials and African American women — strongly favor it.
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Just ignore the African American vote because they choose Biden?
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City Ballet has had only one African-American Apollo — once.
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In two years, the International African American Museum will open.
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Both Warren and Sanders poll poorly among African American voters.
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The candidates outdid themselves in pandering to African American voters.
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African American community took shape, Milwaukee's industrial base began to
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Deval Patrick — aren't the favorite candidates of African-American voters.
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As I discovered when I set out to put together a course for Penn, "African-American Philosophy Since 1960," African-American philosophers have been critiquing law and government; analyzing power, and institutions and practices of oppression, subordination, slavery, class, caste, colonialism, racism, sexism and homophobia; articulating the bases of African-American identities and the grounds of responsibility, community, solidarity and collective action; expressing African-American existential, spiritual, psychological and moral joys and discontents; celebrating and interpreting African-American art and culture; and assessing the discipline, canon and history of Western philosophies, by reference to gaps, logical and moral inconsistencies, methodological limitations, epistemologies and exclusions.
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Last week, the challenges he must overcome to prove he can galvanize African American support were on full display, following a police shooting of an African American man in Buttigieg's hometown of South Bend.
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Context: Omarosa Manigault Newman, who served as the most senior African American staffer in the White House until she was fired in December 2017, had handled African American outreach as part of her job.
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" A Georgia state senator lamented a new early voting location in 6900: "This location is dominated by African American shoppers and near several large African American mega churches such as New Birth Missionary Baptist.
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A new study reveals that African-American passengers who use smartphone apps to summon a ride had higher wait times or a higher rate of cancellation than non-African-American customers, according to Bloomberg.
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"I'm sure [Frieden] values African-American lives and the African-American community, but I think there's real damage in not taking a stand and effectively using his platform to reduce gun violence," Jett said.
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Claiborne Hardware Co. In that ruling, the Supreme Court protected the rights of African American citizens in Mississippi who engaged in a commercial boycott against white business owners directly discriminating against African American citizens.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 75 Years of African-American Expressionism," selected works from the museum's permanent collection of African-American art, featuring 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 75 Years of African-American Expressionism," selected works from the museum's permanent collection of African-American art, with 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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Democrats have come too far to be stuck still in entrenched factions and the false perception that an African-American woman can't represent white men, or a white man can't represent African-American women.
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The 93-year-old Belafonte, a Harlem-born folk singer, producer, and civil rights activist, was the first African American television producer as well as the first African American to win an Emmy Award.
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" Sergeant Hils said, "Officer Brown is African-American, and he was talking to this African-American juvenile suspect, and expressing feelings of his about why it is that retail struggles sometimes in some communities.
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" Nan Elizabeth Woodruff us an emeritus professor of African American studies and modern United States history at Pennsylvania State University and the author of "American Congo: The African American Freedom Struggle in the Delta.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was the first African-American bishop appointed to preside over a Roman Catholic diocese in the 20th century, not the first African-American bishop in the 20th century.
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"For decades, African-American churches have served as the epicenter of survival and a symbol of hope for many in the African-American community," NAACP President Derrick Johnson noted in an April 8 statement.
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Morrison, beloved African American novelist and essayist, won the 1993 Nobel Prize in literature for this work of fiction, which follows the story of the first African-American child to be born in the hospital.
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It is the first to be set mostly in Africa, and the first to be directed by an African-American, Ryan Coogler; the screenplay is by Mr Coogler and another African-American, Joe Robert Cole.
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African-American turnout One trend that has alarmed Democrats is a dip in African-American turnout across the country -- particularly in states like North Carolina, Georgia and Florida -- compared to the 2012 and 2000 elections.
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The organization will provide scholarships to African-American students majoring in mental health, offer mental health services to youth in urban schools and work to lower the recidivism rates of African-American men and women.
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FAULKNER: Yes, those are interesting things to bring up particularly from an African-American candidate and in a state like Michigan where you had just so many problems for African-American, people of color, poverty.
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Harris has also endorsed Aaron Ford, who would be Nevada's first African-American attorney general, and Joe Neguse, whose campaign in Colorado's 2nd District House race could make him the state's first African-American congressman.
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"As the African-American cold-cocked this guy, and this guy never knew what happened, everybody thought the African-American was against me, and it was the opposite," Mr. Trump said at his rally Friday.
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Since social justice programs have lifted many people out of poverty, and some of them now are well off, the program could wind up with many African American taxpayers paying reparations to African American recipients.
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State Senator Pat Spearman is running to his left and as a lesbian, African American, veteran former preacher she's got about as singular a demographic profile as you can find (Horsford is also African American).
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Brick and mortar stores with limited shelf space for romance sometimes stock love stories that feature African-American characters in the "urban fiction" or African-American literature sections, limiting their visibility among avid romance fans.
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If he were, he wouldn't have won nearly 50 percent of the African-American vote when he ran for re-election as New York's mayor in 2005, or be drawing considerable African-American support today.
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"The more African-American women in high profile positions, the more African-American women across the country we'll start to see, perhaps, running," said Mileah Kromer, an associate professor of political science at Goucher College.
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McDonald's is facing a lawsuit from executives alleging that the chain fired African American leadership, pushed black franchisees out and lost African American customers as part of a broader racial discrimination problem at the company.
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Per BuzzFeed's Darren Sands, some African-American Democratic groups had already been pitching Harris to donors as the African-American female candidate to watch -- so bringing Oprah into the equation throws them for a loop.
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"She is the highest-ranking African-American in the White House, and she has the ear of the president," said Paris Dennard, a White House director of African-American outreach under President George W. Bush.
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There is no community as dynamic as the African American community.
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President Obama has declared June 2016 African-American Music Appreciation Month.
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The Chicago public high school serves a largely African American population.
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She's also the first African American to serve in that role.
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The DuSable Museum of African American History was granted Smithsonian affiliation.
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African American preachers from all over the nation at Philly's landmark
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The generally African-American residents are trying to beat the heat.
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The GIFs include many images made popular by African-American culture.
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You DO know he has an African American daughter in law?
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TARLOV: Did Samantha Bee call an African-American person an ape?
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The city elected Lori Lightfoot, its first African American woman mayor.
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According to the 2010 census, the city is 26% African American.
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Yvonne Flowers, an African American lesbian activist, was one of them.
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Our Polish GrandfatherMilosz and African American Grandmother BrooksEndured worse than this.
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In Ohio, there were reports of intimidation in African-American communities.
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A number of African-American critics have entered the art world.
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African-American Brown was fatally shot by a white police officer.
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The 19th annual event celebrates the best in African-American culture.
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He is the first African-American to serve as Broward's sheriff.
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Thursday, some African American lawmakers, like Congressional Black Caucus chairwoman Rep.
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We could help people learn the history of African American art.
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The victim appears to be white; the suspects are African-American.
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By contrast, around 70 percent of WNBA players are African American.
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On Monday, the city swore in an African-American police chief.
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Justin Fairfax — a young African-American Democrat — will fill his seat.
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Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.), to underscore Biden's African American support.
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Grant Hill's African-American art collection has been exhibited at museums.
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He situates African American life on a planet of black pathology.
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There are currently zero African-American women in the US Senate.
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But Clinton's African-American outreach has not always been easy, however.
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In 1937, Willa Brown became the first African American commercial pilot.
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"There's not a huge population of African American animators," added Persichetti.
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Not how does an average African American–Puerto Rican kid dress?
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The Voting Rights Act overturned laws that suppressed African American votes.
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There were not many African-American assistant coaches in the league.
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Or, you've a parent who's African-American and one who's Latino.
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But the city's African American communities are still seeing sweeping gentrification.
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Some people would [say] that being African American is a challenge.
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But the African-American museum in Washington has changed that fact.
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Of those, 258 were African-American; 730 involved attacks in progress.
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Nearly 75 percent of the population of Birmingham is African-American.
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Robert Young, the Michigan Supreme Court's chief justice, is African-American.
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For African-American students, the impact of desegregation was overwhelmingly positive.
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"[Reno] meant so much to the African American community," Campbell wrote.
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The disparity is even greater for African American and Hispanic women.
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African-American and millennial voters are especially expected to stay home.
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Put yourself in my shoes — five African-American women — just hammered!
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The city's about 295% African-American, 2000% white and 4% Latino.
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It was one of the easiest hairstyles for African-American women.
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His support among African-American voters remains in the single digits.
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But the fact remains: All three churches were predominantly African-American.
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Novel, niche conferences for African American tech professionals aren't entirely new.
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Two categories saw African-American women win for the first time.
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The most inspiring fabrics were the African-American Gee's Bend quilts.
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The American have the worse unemployment under an African- American president.
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We've nominated a woman [Hillary Clinton], we've nominated an African American.
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He became the first African-American to receive the Navy Cross.
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African-American mathematicians and their contributions to the space race could
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I'm African-American, I don't have another home to go to.
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Linda Rice 2017 First African-American woman to join Tesla's board.
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She's represented the game so well as an African-American woman.
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Both Abrams and Gillum are African American, while O'Rourke is white.
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We have a terrible president who happens to be African-American.
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And you know, we talked about helping the African-American community.
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The first African American Democratic woman was elected mayor of Charlotte.
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She plans to double-major in African American studies and sociology.
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Ossoff has endorsements from two leading African-American Georgia Democrats -- Rep.
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This line continues Beyoncé's message of pride in African-American features.
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He is the first African American to serve as AFSCME's president.
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He would have been the third African American on the bench.
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And she is campaigning across the country in African-American communities.
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Among older African American women, it was like ten to one.
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His polls this week look good, especially among African American voters.
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Oprah would become the first African American owner in the NFL.
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Revels was a preacher who became America's first African-American senator.
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And to break that down even more, the African-American community.
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She plans on double-majoring in African American studies and sociology.
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Angie is a woman, she's an African-American, woman of color.
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An African-American family has established a farming dynasty in Alabama.
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African American studies professor at Berkeley, has conducted research on slave
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Most of my peers were Hispanic or African-American, like myself.
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Neither is Espy guaranteed strong African-American support and voter turnout.
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Too often, African-American voters are viewed through a monolithic lens.
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As an African-American female, I understand the plight for equality.
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Most of the victims were African-American, and all were strangled.
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Brooklyn is also home to a large African-American population. Mrs.
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Cummings's district is 85033 percent African American and 35 percent white.
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Dorothy Vaughan was NASA's first African American manager, working as the
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He'll need a massive African-American turnout to make it close.
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Adding OWN to the mix could boost African-American viewership numbers.
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His appearance caused a boycott by two top African-American congressmen.
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Nearly a quarter of U.S. Muslims are converts, mostly African American.
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You see the museum as a celebration of African-American history.
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"Many problems in the African-American community remain," the memo reads.
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If elected, Gillum would have been Florida's first African-American governor.
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Surely, the African-American detectives must have thoughts on this subject.
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"I think we're picking up more and more African-American support."
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If he wins, Jealous would become Maryland's first African-American governor.
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African American unemployment is the lowest ever recorded in our country.
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"Oh look at my African-American over here," Mr. Trump said.
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"UnREAL" returns with a Peabody Award and an African-American suitor.
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Scott, the only African-American Republican in the Senate, backs Trump.
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African-American voters are a strong part of the Democratic base.
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He belongs to that endangered subspecies, the African-American baseball player.
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African-American voters and women boost Clinton's lead in the state.
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Thirty-three percent are women and two percent are African American.
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The African-American community, and all of us, deserve an apology.
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"This tragedy forever changed Chicago," said Johnson, who is African-American.
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This gap is even larger for African American and Latina women.
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African-American or Hispanic judge with impeccable credentials would have been
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And yet, according to the African American Policy Forum (AAPF), while
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African-American unemployment has reached the lowest level in our history.
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African-American voters haven't always been billed as typically early voters.
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Sean Shaw would be the state's first African-American attorney general.
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Lady Liberty has a new look: as an African-American woman.
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"I've kind of stopped trying," said Cory, who is African-American.
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Born in 1954 to African-American educators in segregated Birmingham, Ala.
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The Democratic Party has failed and betrayed the African-American community.
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There have only been four African-American governors in US history.
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Democrats also rely on support from Richmond's sizable African American population.
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All were African-American, and some may have been former slaves.
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It was the African-American figure, not the figure of Foster.
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White unemployment is going down, African American unemployment is going down.
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No, they're rural, mostly African-American counties in the Deep South.
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He was the first African-American to hold that union position.
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It was the first time African American people were my peers.
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"I think we learned," says the judge, who is African-American.
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Put someone who's African American, Hispanic, or Asian in these ads.
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Another person, also a young African-American man, was in custody.
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So was the notion of an African-American president, before 2008.
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But he conducts his research, unanaesthetized, on enslaved African-American women.
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They were the first African-American faculty deans in Harvard's history.
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The photographs focused on worshipers in African-American churches in Brooklyn.
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La David Johnson, the lone African-American among the four killed.
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Dr. Rooks writes about education, American history and African-American culture.
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Further, the City Council now has much better African American representation.
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Each alleged member of the new ring is African American, however.
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" And: "The African American people have been calling the White House.
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The 2017 show featured its first African-American bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay.
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She wrote "Mules and Men," a collection of African-American folklore.
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A disproportionate number of homeless people in California are African-American.
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They were among the first African-American couples on the block.
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By that year, roughly half of its members were African-American.
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Six of the men are white and one is African American.
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Four of the women are white and one is African American.
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The playwright, the director and the entire cast were African-American.
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He fiercely asserted his ability to connect with African-American people.
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Biden's abiding support among African American communities has a few explanations.
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Chenault also is the first African-American to join Airbnb's board.
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Why it feels personal: As an African-American who supported Mrs.
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What can explain the museum's grotesque inversion of African-American history?
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Nearly Four in ten African-American children are living in poverty.
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He speaks with friends and neighbors, some African-American, some not.
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He became the company's first African-American principal dancer in 1962.
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Carol Mosley Braun, the first female African American in the Senate.
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African American voters significantly bolstered JFK's razor-thin margin of victory.
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I now live in Manhattan and I am also African-American.
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How about the first African-American woman to serve in Congress?
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He is the first African-American leader of the Episcopal Church.
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A majority of Democratic voters in the state are African American.
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They told them there weren't many African-American students at Madison.
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The victims in those three explosions were African-American or Hispanic.
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"I don't see myself as an African-American coordinator," Leftwich said.
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Singleton's boys, all African-American, lived in South Central Los Angeles.
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But African-American composers have long been crafting ambitious music dramas.
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John Gloucester Sr., who founded America's first African-American Presbyterian church.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar face challenges over the African-American vote.
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African American women are special beneficiaries when women's issues are embraced.
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The Carolina Times, a leading African American newspaper, covered the incident.
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Fennell is considered to be the only African-American professional triathlete.
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Demings and [Hakeem] Jeffries are African American; [Sylvia] Garcia is Latina.
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For African-American women, Equal Pay Day would be Aug. 7.
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In the lobby, I spotted an elegantly dressed African-American woman.
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White, an African American and a Democrat, was elected in 85033.
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Meet the $21625 billion annual credit requirements of African-American businesses.
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There's also not many African American travel creatives, let alone vanlifers.
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Traditionally, African-American artists didn't get much money for their works.
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She said the board intended to add African-American members soon.
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Tom Perez's rigid debate rules have rejected both African American candidates
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If elected, each would become their state's first African American governor.
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The African-American unemployment rate fell dramatically to 5.5% from 6%.
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African American, Hispanic and female unemployment levels are at record lows.
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The longest-serving African American man on the South Bend, Ind.
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America is overall 51% female, 18% Hispanic and 13% African American.
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Black voters African-American voters were the key to Jones's victory.
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Stephen is African American, Alan and I are both white guys.
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Steven Horsford, Nevada's first African American congressman, who has endorsed Biden.
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They won with an African-American Chicagoan named Barack Hussein Obama.
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Ficre considered himself African-American, African, Eritrean, East African, Asmarino, human.
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Mississippi is the most heavily African-American state in the country.
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" The conclusion of her trilogy on African-American identity, with "Mr.
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"I actually think being African American helps me," Mitchell told Vox.
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Massachusetts and Connecticut have both elected their first African-American representatives.
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But the suspect charged on Sunday is an African-American man.
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It's a fascinating biography of America's first African American venture capitalist.
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Due south is Baldwin Hills, an affluent, traditionally African-American enclave.
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African-American voters haven't always been typically billed as early voters.
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They are disproportionately young men, and disproportionately Hispanic and African American.
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African American women have traditionally been the most loyal Democrats ever.
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Many victims, like Peters, were African American, though some were not.
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The first African-American staff photographer at the New York Times.
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Even in Trump's 'appeal' to African-American voters, he was racist.
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Jury seated Earlier Wednesday, eight white women, two African-American women, one white man and one African-American man were seated on the jury, according to a pool report from the US District Court in Charleston.
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When: April 8–August 23 Where: California African American Museum (600 State Drive, Exposition Park, Los Angeles) Works by 5233 contemporary artists consider the impact and legacy of famous African American men from history and today.
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Milbrun said Dave has been a big influence in helping African-American entertainers, and the award syncs up with Dave's August residency at Radio City Music Hall where he fills the stage with African-American entertainers.
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Many of the tweets and social media postings revolved around how the film starred an African-American lead actor and was directed by an African-American man, and yet the only person nominated was Sylvester Stallone.
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"There is an African-American political tradition in Harlem that's hard to shake, with people like Rangel, Powell, Dinkins (the city's first black mayor) and the district has historically been seen as African-American," Falcón said.
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In 2146, Muriel Bowser, an African-American reform candidate, defeated Vincent Gray, the African-American incumbent — who was accused of campaign finance violations but exonerated after the election — by winning decisive majorities in predominately white wards.
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Ms. James is the first woman in New York to be elected as attorney general, the first African-American woman to be elected to statewide office, and the first African-American to serve as attorney general.
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"New Haven has a rich African-American history, with a lot of economic depression," said the poet Elizabeth Alexander, president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the former chair of African-American studies at Yale.
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"Many people see race — a predominantly African-American school renamed for an African-American president — but I see children, our future, already making their mark," Candice Pippins, the vice president of programs for the PTA, said.
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The school produced other members of the African-American elite, including the internationally renowned Shakespearean actor Ira Aldridge, the abolitionist Henry Highland Garnet and James McCune Smith, the first African-American to receive a medical degree.
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Much has already been made of Bishop Michael Bruce Curry, the first African-American head of the Episcopal Church, who embraced the soaring rhetoric and improvisational splendor of the African-American sermonic tradition in his invocation.
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This is in contrast to South Carolina, the first primary state with a large portion of African American voters, where Biden's African American support has eroded in recent months with Sanders only a few points behind.
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The Obamas made history not only as the country's first African-American presidential couple featured in the gallery but also for selecting the first African-American painters to receive a presidential portrait commission from the museum.
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"African-American unemployment — as we sit here on Frederick Douglass's 200th bicentennial of his birth — African-American unemployment is at the lowest level ever recorded in American history," Pence said at an event hosted by Axios.
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" He continued: "I've asked the African-American community to honor me with their vote," adding that he "fully recognize(s) the outreach to the African-American community is an area where the Republican Party must do better.
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South Carolina's African-American population is 27.8%, according to Census Bureau statistics, a vast increase from the previous nominating states: Nevada's African-American population is only 9.1%, followed by Iowa at 3.4% and New Hampshire at 1.5%.
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RELATED: Democratic debate: CNN's Reality Check team inspects the claims Bernie Sanders Reality Check: Sanders on African-American youth unemployment By Tami Luhby, CNN Bernie Sanders once again grossly exaggerated when talking about African-American youth unemployment.
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Greg Abbott unveiled in November the Texas African-American Monument, created by Ed Dwight, also the sculptor for the African-American Civil War Memorial in Washington, D.C. in November as the centerpiece for that state's Freedom Trail.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 10033 Years of African-American Expressionism at the Newark Museum," selected works from the permanent collection of African-American art, featuring 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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It wasn't until it was brought to my attention, 'There's never been an African-American to pit a car at Hendrick Motorsports' or 'there's never been an African-American to win in the top series of NASCAR.
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While African-American men got the right to vote in 1870 and African-American women in 1920, discriminatory Jim Crow-era voting policies and voter intimidation kept many black Americans from the polls in the American South.
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The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) exceeded its $200,000 fundraising goal to match a challenge grant for the PAMM Fund for African American Art, a fund dedicated to the purchase of contemporary art by African American artists.
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When: Wednesday, October 19, 7–9pm Where: California African American Museum (233 State Drive, Exposition Park, Los Angeles) To celebrate the openings of five new exhibitions, the California African American Museum is hosting Can't Stop Won't Stop!
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"I think there's some social realities that take place when you are an African-American male and are open carry or concealed carry," said Philip Smith, the president and founder of the National African American Gun Association.
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African-American cowboys first emerged in the southwest United States at the conclusion of the Civil War, when freed African-American slaves migrated west to seek opportunities in a host of professions including cow herders and ranchers.
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This acquisition will launch the beginnings of the Getty's African American Art History Initiative, a program meant to establish the Institute as a "major center for the study of African American history," according to the press release.
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Michael, 65, Maryland (African-American) As an African-American, I celebrate the achievements of anyone who looks like me and whose accomplishments fly in the face of conventional or negative perceptions about what we are capable of.
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Though I majored in African and African-American studies as well as chemical engineering at Stanford, when I joined the NASA astronaut corps I only knew vaguely of some African-American women at NASA and in aviation.
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" Trump used the tragedy to again pitch himself to African-American voters, citing Abraham Lincoln and saying, "Nothing means more to me than working to make our party the home of the African-American vote once again.
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The former secretary of state has also secured several high-profile endorsements from African-American politicians in the South Carolina, including Representative Justin Bamberg and Senator James E. Clyburn, the most senior African-American Democrat in Congress.
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Anthony Russell, a singer, combines Yiddish folk songs with African-American spirituals.
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I moved off-campus to a predominantly African-American section of town.
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"What drew me was the unity of African-American men," Morris said.
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Zero percent of African-American voters support Trump in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The Ethicist I'm a Caucasian woman married to an African-American man.
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Cory Booker, who would be the first African-American vice presidential nominee.
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Our national health crisis has been especially dire for African-American women.
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I represent the African-American women who are victims of gun violence.
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So we're going to work very strongly with the African-American community.
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The Good Fight will center on a predominately African-American law firm.
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African American occupations that kept the white South in the Democratic Party;
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Michael, 53, is an African-American Florida voter — and a registered Republican.
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Of those people, there was a big percentage that was African-American.
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Our members now represent the African American, Hispanic, LGBTQ and interfaith communities.
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Great amount of support in the African American community where we are.
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Chairman Priebus called me out (inaudible) African American outreach for your campaign.
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From February to April, six African American employees were fired, he said.
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He needs to learn about Frederick Douglass, and ALL African American history.
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I was speaking to one African-American young woman who is Muslim.
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She was a prominent African-American spokesperson for Trump during his campaign.
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You had overwhelming response from the African-American community in my state.
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Eleanor Roosevelt was dedicated to African-American civil rights, according to Jellison.
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But the man running to be the first African American president was
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He becomes the sole African-American member of President Donald Trump's cabinet.
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Senator Cory Booker, an African-American man, is also popular, he said.
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There is much in the African American formula that is absolutely American.
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Gordon W. Bailey donated 32 artworks to the California African American Museum.
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Stephany Rose Spaulding would be Colorado's first African-American representative in Congress.
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The following week is South Carolina, with a heavy African-American vote.
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He is the first African American lawmaker to receive the rare honor.
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"Tom knows the African American community and they know him," he said.
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"This is a multigenerational portrait of an African-American family," Burns said.
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Her work traces the evolving history of African American aesthetics since colonialism.
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At first, Perry built a collection from works by African-American artists.
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Ron Simmons became the first African-American world champion by beating Vader.
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African-American support will be crucial to win the party's presidential nomination.
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All sorts of revolutions in African-American cooking have been building momentum.
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Newman served on Trump's 2016 campaign as director of African American outreach.
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More than half the state's Democratic primary electorate is African-American. Mrs.
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State Representative Justin T. Bamberg, an African American who originally endorsed Mrs.
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It was the bloodletting room for an old African-American funeral parlor.
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African-American Tyrone Johnson (Aubrey Joseph) is the Cloak in Cloak & Dagger.
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Who denies that African-American youth unemployment, real, is over 50 percent.
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Following the tour, Craig, an African-American, took issue with Tlaib's comments.
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Eli Leon (1935–2018), psychologist, writer, and scholar of African-American quilts.
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In South Carolina, more than half the Democratic electorate is African-American.
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More than half of its residents are either Hispanic or African American.
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The artists are the first African American artists commissioned for the task.
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There was the decline in the number of African-American early votes.
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In counties with very large African-American populations, he absolutely destroyed Graham.
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As an African American, I find this extremely insulting to my intelligence.
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They're giving the African-American community a spotlight to showcase their talent.
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The incarceration rate for African-American women is twice that of whites.
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And Robert Young, the Michigan supreme court's chief justice, is African-American.
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The city is about 63% African-American, 30% white and 4% Latino.
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He's 49 years old, an African American, and an Air Force veteran.
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I love black people, because look at my African American over there!
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In May, Ferguson made Delrish Moss, its first African-American police chief.
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A lot of my musical idols, African American, they're from the church.
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And it wasn't until two years later I saw an African-American.
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I'm African-American: That in itself means that I'm filled with magic.
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It's a diverse city, too: 53% of its population is African-American.
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Both artists are African American, and both are storytellers in their work.
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You put yourself in those shoes, especially as an African-American celebrity.
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The student body is 68% Latino, 21% African American and 4% white.
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Reid was the White House's ninth usher and the second African-American.
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"The African-American people" have just been randomly calling the White House?
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She was in charge of African-American outreach for the White House.
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Elijah Cummings, an African-American Democrat who represents part of the city.
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In addition, of the nearly 1,300 participants, only 82 were African American.
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African American women's contributions to the struggle, then invite a group of
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Conversely, 61 percent of South Carolina Democratic primary voters were African-American.
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African-American and that overwhelmingly voted for President Obama in the last
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I remember being surrounded by African American Muslim musicians, lawyers, rappers, chefs.
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He questioned the birthplace of the first African-American president, Barack Obama.
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Marshall later became the U.S. Supreme Court&aposs first African-American justice.
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The battle standard of an African-American regiment in the Civil War.
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He challenged the registration of tens of thousands of African American voters.
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Giuliani, meanwhile, has a notoriously troubled relationship with the African-American community.
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Even better: the restaurant has Hispanic cooks and an African-American dishwasher.
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He made history as the first African-American to win the honor.
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I am an African-American woman with degrees from Princeton and Yale.
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Clinton also leads among African-American voters, 28500 percent to 6900 percent.
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Also, not lost is the fact he's African American, as is Meghan.
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The experience of African American Democrats from those rural counties is illustrative.
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Close to two-thirds of Baltimore's roughly 615,000 residents are African-American.
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Society tends to view African-American men as heteromasculine, unemotional and aggressive.
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This lack of police accountability magnifies existing mistrust within African-American communities.
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Just 1% of Republican voters were African-American, according to the polls.
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Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, the top-ranking African-American in Congress.
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Melvin Carter is the first African-American mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Williams was the first African-American athletic director in the Southeastern Conference.
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Many African-American Protestants also hold evangelical beliefs but rarely vote Republican.
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So, skiffle became a kind of halfway-house to African-American culture.
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The President had the opportunity to name the first African American woman.
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And in March, he tweeted about missing African-American girls in Washington.
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She is of Aremenian descent and husband Kanye West is African American.
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"I don't identify as African American, I identify as black," she said.
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They espoused black power, but Cin was the SLA's only African- American.
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Figures. The true story of the unheralded African-American women who helped
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What's it mean to be an African American atheist comedian in practice?
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Addy Walker, American Girl's first African American doll, was introduced in 1993.
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Not for the African American community, not for the Louisiana Democratic Party.
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African American history is a central part of our glorious American history.
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Many of those new residents are Hispanic or African-American, like Horsford.
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Clarence Thomas is the lone African-American judge on the Supreme Court.
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Their selection of an African American preacher, Bishop Michael Curry, made history.
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"African-American unemployment has reached the lowest rate ever recorded," Trump said.
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You look at a lot of these athletes, they are African-American.
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Jury selection finally concludes and the majority of jurors are African-American.
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Andrew Gillum, the African-American mayor of Tallahassee, lost to former Rep.
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Democrats also have a significant lead — 28503 points — among African-American voters.
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Nationwide, the public sector is the largest employer of African-American workers.
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Obama, the first African-American president, never endorsed the idea of reparations.
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The population of Hispanic and African-American veterans is on the rise.
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During the campaign, she served as Trump's director of African-American outreach.
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"African-American history matters, because black lives matter," Kaine said, to applause.
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For generations of African-American families, swimming has been associated with fear.
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A number of swimming programs are working to increase African-American participation.
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And major cities across the US elected their first African-American mayors.
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And beyond winning, why is the African American vote important to you?
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If I were African-American, I would be so angry at him.
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"African-American youth has an almost 60 percent unemployment rate," he said.
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The National Museum of African American History and Culture opens on Sept.
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Brooks served in the US military's predominantly African-American 91st Engineer Battalion.
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The Sun noted that James and his client are both African-American.
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Increasing African-American turnout to the 85003 level would mean 750,000 votes.
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Do you still feel boxes around you: African-American woman, gay man?
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The Louisiana legislature that passed the act had sixteen African-American members.
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The bad news is, this role wasn't written for an African-American.
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The African-American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, 661 Jackson Road.
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The African-American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, 53073 Jackson Road.
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Justin Erb, 45, fatally shot Jessica Williams, 29, an African-American woman.
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It is about hating President Obama, mostly because he is African-American.
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Finally he was named the first African American partner at William Morris.
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"You cannot win this election without the African-American vote," added Wilder.
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And I was taking on discrimination against African-American kids in schools.
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Brian Kemp is a corrupt, homophobic, unapologetic disenfranchiser of African American voters.
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One judge was an African-American man, the other a white woman.
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Booker's argument comes as Biden continues to lead with African American voters.
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Rowe, who is African-American, said black women face a double standard.
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" "Joe Biden seems to have tremendous support in the African-American community.
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That entire year, African American unemployment stood at 15.5 percent or above.
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"The greatest number of those are the African-American population," Ellmers added.
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You see the numbers up with women, with minorities, African- American community.
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Who can trust this man in any interaction with an African American?
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Were African American kids going to be subjected to Jim Crow laws?
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Her grandfather was Louis Sharp, the first African-American Ohio Highway Patrolman.
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That's a common story in the twisted history of African-American families.
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An African-American student played the rabbi role, former cast members recalled.
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Hill, an African American woman, accused Trump of being a white nationalist.
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What we have to do is end overpolicing in African-American neighborhoods.
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We've done a lot of research on [myths around African American women].
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"Look at my African American over here, look at him," Trump said.
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Because first, she's the first African-American female to ever headline Coachella.
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Your wife is African-American, and you have a cute baby boy.
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Look, the African-American community has been let down by our politicians.
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Manigault Newman was the only African-American employee in the top tier.
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"There is nothing prouder to me than being African-American," Green explains.
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In painting African-American daily life, Mr. Marshall monumentalizes and ennobles it.
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Escaped slaves flocked there, adding to an already sizable African-American population.
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Brown and the victim in the 2012 beating are both African-American.
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She would also be the second African-American to join the cabinet.
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Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, the highest-ranking African American in Congress.
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She could become the first African-American woman governor in the country.
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Mr. Hill, 47, is African-American, and Ms. Rhodes, 40, is white.
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Do they seek out and patronize African-American-owned places of business?
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Mr. Edwards would become the state's first African-American member of Congress.
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Jim Clyburn, the black church and working class African-American voters could.
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Missouri has a significant African American population, one of Biden's strongest groups.
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The event is part of PortSide NewYork's African-American Maritime Heritage program.
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"She understands how important the African-American vote is," said Ms. Tatum.
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" "I'm African-American and this app was not very good for me.
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But for two young white men, all the worshipers were African-American.
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Mr Buttigieg struggles with African-American voters for a host of reasons.
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Opinion I'm an African-American historian and, on most issues, decidedly liberal.
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Mr. Davis may be considered the dean of African-American opera composers.
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The two African-American women asked for a license to legally marry.
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But African-American employees say the brand isn't pro-diversity in practice.
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Harris approached Kimberly Gray, an African-American councilwoman whose district straddles Boulevard.
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For one, the song sounds like something from the African-American tradition.
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Warren and other top-tier candidates are assiduously courting African-American leaders.
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Some of the African-American participants fully ventilated their anger at injustice.
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Perhaps he can be required to tutor a deserving African-American student.
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Edward L. Baker Jr., an African-American frontiersman and U.S. Army captain.
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In a city that showcases African-American achievement and influence, reading Mrs.
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But it does rather brutally ignore the history of African-American abstraction.
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Ninety percent of the people who died were African-American, he said.
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I have researched and published on African-American history in the state.
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The African-American undergraduate students I encountered were, on average, extraordinarily intelligent.
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In the bar, I saw one African American and a few women.
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The women candidates, the African-American candidates, the Latino candidates, Asian candidates.
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The words, all by African-American authors, get a physicality to them.
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This is what we found with African-American students in our study.
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First, his support among African American voters held steady across the country.
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G.Y.: Earlier you mentioned recruiting and retaining African-American women within philosophy.
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He was the first African American ever to win a Democratic primary.
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Carol Anderson is a professor of African-American studies at Emory University.
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The story is centered on an African-American family in 1950s Pittsburgh.
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These African-American communities are turning up, and they are turning out.
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He was frustrated because there weren't any roles for African American men.
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In particular, what if that person were poor, African-American or Hispanic?
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Biden's most important asset remains his support from older African American voters.
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For African-American women, it's often that of the angry black woman.
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Like other landowners of the time, the Quakers owned African-American slaves.
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Trump has tried at times to appeal to the African-American community.
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African-American and Latino ticket buyers represented 71 percent of the audience.
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Like those of the renowned African-American quilters of Gee's Bend, Ala.
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Two of the jurors, a man and a woman, are African-American.
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The policy appeals to African American voters but could lose moderate Democrats.
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Mr. Blake's father is African-American; his mother is white and British.
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Both are African-American; they worked for Dean's father and stayed on.
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He's inviting prominent African-American supporters to help him tell his story.
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Nearly all of them were African-American, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Post was also a staunch advocate for African-American rights.
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I was one of the first African-American interns they had had.
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I think he could do a lot better among African-American voters.
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The state's African American population is six times greater than New Hampshire's.
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He's kind of a maestro of blues and African-American classical music.
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African-American president of the United States; less than a month later,
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The greatest threats to Biden's African American base have been neutralized. Sen.
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More than six in 10 of them are African-American or Latino.
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Miss America 1984 Vanessa Williams was the first African American ever crowned.
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Ericka Dunlap was the first African American to be crowned Miss Florida.
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William Carney, who was the first African-American Medal of Honor recipient.
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She said being African-American adds another layer to her expat experience.
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But African-American clubwomen and reformers did not accept the "mammy" stereotype.
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But African-American clubwomen and reformers did not accept the "mammy" stereotype.
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"As an African-American woman, the struggles are so similar," she said.
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He had the first African-American-owned service station in North Carolina.
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All this has had a tremendous impact on the African American community.
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The same can be said about Booker and African American voting power.
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The city now has its third African-American female mayor, Catherine Pugh.
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Among the injured were an African-American woman and one Hispanic woman.
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The current House boasts 54 African-American members, the highest number ever.
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Sanders had 17% of support in that poll among African American voters.
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Black and African-American students make up 18% of the student population.
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Among the seven, however, is one African-American and one Indian-American.
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This didn't bother me because I considered myself African, not African-American.
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Don McEachin, one of the most prominent African-American Democrats in Virginia.
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Sanders said he's making inroads with African American and Latino voters alike.
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Watford would also add a second African-American judge to the bench.
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Biden noted that he meant to say "first" African American woman elected.
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The once heavily black district is now only 2900 percent African-American.
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African-American and Hispanic American poverty has reached an all-time low.
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Black Civil War veterans first proposed an African-American museum in 1915.
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The risks rose dramatically if those women were obese or African-American.
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But after graduation, she discovered the world of African-American-owned galleries.
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After Johnson, 215 years passed before another African-American became heavyweight champion.
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Primarily, they are senior African American roots musicians born of the South.
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Blood libel does not make vehicle stops safer for African-American men.
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An ecstatic, dreamlike look at African American representation, both real and imagined.
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It's a populism that loudly claims credit for lowering African American unemployment.
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For African-American women, Equal Pay Day isn't recognized until August 7th.
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Thomas, who was African-American, was born in Columbus, Georgia, in 19363.
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The resource center opened last year in a largely African-American neighborhood.
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Still, there is support for a takeover among some African-American families.
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The next day on the city's largely African-American West Side, Rev.
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Four of the jurors are African-American, while the rest are white.
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Trump also faced a rebuke for attacking the late African-American Rep.
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The court ruled that the 2013 law discriminated against African-American voters.
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