And then if a black person sees another black person, that's a thing, too.
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"As much as I'm a black person from America, I'm a black person from Africa, too," he said.
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Robert Graetz: If anything, a white person who was helping a black person was seen as worse than the black person.
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A person in front of me—a black person—leans over to another black person and whispers the word in her ear.
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Bell, while not the first black person to serve on the board, is the only black person currently serving on Apple's board of directors.
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Although Bell is not the first black person ever to serve on Apple's board, he's the only black person currently serving on Apple's board of directors.
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If you're lost, dating a non-Black person is often viewed in conflict with pro-Blackness, especially when a Black person is heavily engaged in racial justice and consciousness, like Sam.
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A non-Black person — in this case the producer that made the accusations — set into motion a situation that would impact a Black person the most, while they got to remain invisible.
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Why would any black person step forward and support Trump?
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That's a really familiar feeling for a black person, right?
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I do not want a black person to assist me.
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The Black person exists as a vehicle for white redemption.
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A black person gets shot by a white police officer.
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"Who is the black person writing Jeopardy categories?" another asked.
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"There was one black person on the board," he said.
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Nearly every black person I know has a similar story.
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Basically if there's one black person in there, get out.
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You want to know how a black person may feel?
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The exhibit is hard to stomach, as a black person.
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White If every black person voted +9 million net Dem.
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I would be the only black person in the classroom.
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" "How helpful is calling a black person the n-word?
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"He's unapologetic about being a black person," said Mr. Wilkins.
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"Just show it to a black person sometime," he replies.
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If it's a brown or black person it's immediately terrorism.
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How does a black person not get shot in America?
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I don't know, especially being a young black person, education is pushed on us because we already know how white felons are more likely to get a job than the average educated black person.
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For my entire life, I've been a black person in America.
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Heroes whose image denotes a certain kind of dignified black person.
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Caesar is like that Black person who just won't go away.
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"I was the only black person in the room," Alex said.
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It's nice I can be a black person in that space.
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You're just saying that I'm a different type of Black person.
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No Black person has ever been the Bachelor or the Bachelorette.
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She'll become the first black person to front a US banknote.
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But we didn't talk about her identity as a Black person.
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I am not the only Black person who feels that way.
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And if it stars a black person, it's a black film.
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First of all, it's insulting to every black person in America.
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Someone calls the police on a black person for doing ... something.
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They need that to feel that you're an authentic black person.
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Chenault is the first black person to serve on Airbnb's board.
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Occasionally, Davis is the first black person they've ever spoken to.
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I didn't know a single black person who read comic books.
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Any black person living in America would have already known why.
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Every black person who is arrested "ain't Nelson Mandela," he scolds.
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Baldwin was likely the first black person to ever visit it.
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As a Black person, I've always had a distrust of police.
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" It's like, "Um, O.K. What does a black person sound like?
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"If you bring a majority and a minority group member together, a white and a black person, in those interactions, the basic needs and goals of the white and black person are very different," Dovidio said.
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According to Forbes, he's also the richest black person in the world.
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From what I could tell, I was the only Black person around.
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The Bible Museum has one black person that serves on its board.
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It's likely that the Black person in question was vilified and criminalized.
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Let's for the sake of argument say every black person received $241,23.
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But I don't say 'nigger' in front of an elderly black person.
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Once again, a black character is not voiced by a black person.
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At first, I simply started exploring my history as a black person.
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"have you even seen a black person before?" asked one Twitter user.
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If I am a black person on that set, I&aposm offended.
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Do you remember what the picture was, of a magical black person?
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When I see a black person I see love no matter what.
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Being an assertive or aware black person can be difficult and alienating.
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"As a black person, I know it's a possibility," she said. Mrs.
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Ike's not the first black person to enjoy some celebrity in Japan.
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Now, she's the first black person to appear alone on Canadian currency.
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"Do you know every black person in the country, April?" one asked.
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I'm a black person in the world watching TV like everybody else.
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"I'm a black person in the world watching TV like everybody else."
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Trayvon's name still comes up whenever an unarmed black person is killed.
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It doesn't seem like anything a black person would do or say.
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Never before has a royal dated a Black person in the public eye.
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We're used to the black person getting the short end of the stick.
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The median black person, by contrast, had a median net worth of $2,900.
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I don't know of one black person out of Indiana that supports him.
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Question: how come the show Bachelor and Bachlorette never has a black person?
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As a Black person, I'm not here to be an encyclopedia for you.
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In fact, she was the only Black person on yearbook in high school.
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" June 2010: On a radio show, King said Obama "favors the black person.
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I've never in my life heard a black person say 'The Great Outdoors.
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As a black person, you have to sell the black culture to succeed.
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"The first black president showed that a black person can lead," he said.
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"Our system isn't built for a black person to become president," she said.
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"They're not speaking to a Black person when they're saying 'plantation," she said.
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Her friend, Shannon Rayford, the only black person in the place, leans over.
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Any black person over the age of 42, they start with pigmentation issues.
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"But if there's a black person, I'm voting black 100 percent," he said.
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It's important that Chris's best friend is a more down, average black person.
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The state has never sent a black person to the House of Representatives.
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He said that white people would never allow a black person to succeed.
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Science was being the only black person in the program for four years.
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But as a black person, there's no one there to hold my hand.
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When I went to art school, I was the only black person there.
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I live in San Francisco, and am I the only black person here?
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The median black person, by contrast, had a median net worth of $210,22015.
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It is a personal protest to be a black person with natural hair.
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Is there any black person who can walk down the street that's not suspect?
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Bush as being "instrumental" in her husband appointing a black person to his cabinet.
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WILLIAMS: Oh, for a black person in the &apos60s maybe there was another restaurant.
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She is the first woman and the first Black person to fill the role.
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That a white person standing up for a black person caused all this excitement?
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There was a big difference in how you were treated as a black person.
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Now she is the longest-serving woman and black person in Texas legislative history.
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He made me believe that as a black person in America, anything was possible.
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Have had to tell a few white folks that I'm not that black person.
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At most public events I attend in SF I am the only Black person.
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Imagine the headline: *Insert black person* profiled, killed and/or, wronged in some way.
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In any case Washington was the only black person to ever be elected mayor.
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That means the black person has to tolerate you putting their hands on them.
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"Why can't a white person tell the story of a black person?" he asks.
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And police are disproportionately likely to kill a black person than a white person.
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"Usually you had one black person who spoke for the entire diaspora," he said.
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This is a white person imagining how a black person would sing this song.
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Every trip through America for a black person during those times was potentially fatal.
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"This is not about me as a black person, and my history," she said.
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BURROWS My strength comes from those who came before me, as a black person.
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But no black person in a radius of twenty miles will smile, not much.
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What should I do when a black person walks by me on the street?
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When someone calls a black person an ape, that is a racist comment, period.
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The 12-person jury, which included one black person, began deliberations on Thursday afternoon.
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It's interesting because I'm a black person who has inextricable ties to the university.
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So, as a black person, I felt that a lot growing up in the South.
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Sometimes life as a black person does feel like a trick being played on you.
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And now we are in a position, and I understand this as a black person.
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Shoutout to Aicha Evans of Intel, the sole black person on the Board of Trustees.
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Nothing can absolutely shield a black person from becoming the next victim of police brutality.
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"White Democrats were responsible for the lynchings of every black person since 1880," Robinson added.
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Singleton was the first black person ever to be nominated for the Best Director Oscar.
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While I was at MacDowell, I was the only Black person there during my tenure.
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I don't know how a black person in this country could even be a Democrat.
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"I'm not a white woman, I'm a faded black person," Elliott, 85, told Pinkett Smith.
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Every day I wake up another black person is dead, that's why I'm here today.
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Not every black person looks alike, nor does any other person of any other race.
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Fairfax, 24, is the second black person ever to win statewide elected office in Virginia.
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Wendy Hilliard is the first black person to compete for the US in rhythmic gymnastics.
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What if a vice president announced he would never dine alone with a black person?
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But I just talked about my experience growing up as a black person in America.
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"We had me and one other black person to about ten [white people]," he says.
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In fact, Chenault is the first black person to serve on Facebook's board of directors.
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This is the first year since 1984 that Texas didn't execute a single black person.
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I have no defense against a black person who thinks the movie has some insensitivity.
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I see your willingness to traumatize, dehumanize and endanger every black person on this campus.
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It was an America where the life of a black person didn't count for much.
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But that fantasy has never featured a black person at its center calling the shots.
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You're a Black person, and you gotta respect your heritage, you know what I mean?
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This is the first time I witness this, a black person being killed on television.
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A third black person is motionless, strung up by the feet against a nearby building.
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This was a gathering in which it was permissible to be an angry black person.
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She will be the first woman and the first black person to hold that position.
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Ms. Sherald's portraits typically feature a single black person who looks directly at the viewer.
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Or is this like when a black person uses the N-word as a compliment?
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She graduated from Hunter College in 1936, the only black person in the math department.
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What's the biggest challenge that you faced as a black person in the film industry?
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The average white person there earns five times as much as the average black person.
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And what responsibility do I have as a black person to treat black people responsibly?
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"Everything a black person does is revolutionary because we weren't supposed to survive," she said.
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Crispus Attucks, a black person, was our first casualty for freedom in the Boston Massacre.
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In other words, I am not the only black person who has ingested these stereotypes.
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"If one black person is chewing gum, let's strike everyone who's chewing gum," she said.
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Sometimes I'm the only black person on the entire set or on the entire floor.
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It's not easy for me as a black person to dismiss another black man's achievements.
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When the black person does not appear in a subordinate role, however, dissonance may occur.
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He told them that he'd never met a black person interested in the alternative scene.
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"I don't know of one black person out of Indiana that supports him," Fudge said.
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Someone part of a racial minority is a black person or a Latino person, etc.
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She's created a Tumblr that highlights every single Black person that she finds on the show.
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" In the interview, Barr claimed she "never would have wittingly called any black person, a monkey.
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It's just like a "weird because I'm the only black person at the show" type thing.
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"As a black person, I'm not used to seeing products geared to me," he told us.
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Today, it's evolved to mean any Black person who doesn't fit the negative stereotype of blackness.
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She is the first Black person and first woman to ever be elected to the district.
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Oh my god, just show a black person looting a paper towel and they go crazy.
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Every black person lives in constant menace of it -- on both a personal and societal level.
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Worse than the 50-year period when at least one black person was lynched every week?
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" The Ghost Brothers are Back for Season 2 of the Paranormal Show "One black person scurry.
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Typically the person who's shocked that I'm Black and don't like wings is another Black person.
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As a Black person, Twitter can be fun but it sometimes yield the biggest of blows.
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So it was interesting that tables were turning and she wanted to be a black person.
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I was the only black person there, and I didn't want it to become a thing.
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And that black person wouldn't dare put his or her hands on you without your invitation.
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The direction I was looking toward was the internal life of a black person in America.
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"I think at that time the Nairobi Orchestra had one black person in it," she said.
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Republican Daniel Cameron became the first black person to be elected as attorney general of Kentucky.
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Mr. Parrish, a former convict from Detroit, was the only black person working at the site.
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If Donald Trump is to be beaten, every black person in Texas needs to turn out.
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His lover might try to see him as just a person, not as a black person.
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You're allowed to create a plurality of identities within one person, within the same black person.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time Who is the first black person to be featured on Canadian currency?
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Lee will be thefirst black person to lead the jury in the festival's 73-year history.
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I don't fit the mold of the typical black person that came up through South Bend.
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At this point, I should probably mention that I'm the only black person in the room.
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" She replies, "That's what I want to figure out, because I'm not a bad black person.
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The closer the ghetto, the more self-conscious the black person may feel, its proximity complicating his presence; on the outskirts of a ghetto, white people become more defensive and scrutinize the anonymous black person more thoroughly, wondering whether he or she may mean them harm.
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SKIT FROM THE CHAPPELLE SHOW JW: As someone who was going to a largely, predominantly white institution at the time and feeling very policed in how I could behave as a black person and being very conscious of not being that type of black person, to see someone putting that type of black person on TV — and not only saying, this is the best thing going, this is hilarious, this is also very okay...was so...gratifying for me.
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As a black person, she faces a legacy of state violence that dates back to chattel slavery.
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As a black person, I don't hardly ever think or see color when I interact with people.
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Fitz truly believes he's doing things "himself" as a Black person is actually cleaning up behind him.
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Do I want to be the exceptional black person who actually makes it out of my circumstances?
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Being foul-mouthed is not the same as a white person calling a black person an ape.
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"I haven't seen one other black person since I got here," she tells her during a hike.
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The average black person lives in a neighborhood that is 35 percent white and 45 percent black.
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This is not a foreign concept to any Black person who has ever dated a white person.
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And if they don't, maybe I, as a black person of means, should help make that happen.
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What happened Saturday morning marks the latest controversial use of force against a black person by police.
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As a Black person in America, we don't often think that somebody can help us out mentally.
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I can tell you the only black person who's ever been mean to me is Barack Obama.
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Because it's hard to travel with less than three ounces of lotion when you're a black person.
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" At one point, the painter laments: "Nowadays, to understand a black person, you have to be black!
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Any white man who was charged with any kind of crime against a black person was freed.
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Also, originally, a black person was not really a person, but only three-fifths of a person.
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She also allegedly told the man she did not want to sit next to a black person.
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" I think this word is often code for "educated black person who talks like a white person.
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And this month, that woman, Viola Desmond, became the first black person to appear on Canadian currency.
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Melanie Levesque, a political operative who recently became the first black person elected to the state Senate.
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There do not need to be A lgbt couple or black person in every film or show.
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"What if the blackface was just part of your costume of a black person?" one official asked.
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Mr. Fairfax, a Democrat, was the second black person to be elected to statewide office in Virginia.
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You talk to any black person, they'll tell you that you can find beauty in the struggle.
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And mine, as the only actual black person in the room, is almost never valued or understood.
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That suggests cops are more ready to pull the trigger if they're dealing with a black person.
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To be a black person in the US is to feel constantly gaslit by our fellow citizens.
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Nominee Greta Gerwig is only the fifth woman to be nominated in the category in Oscars history; Jordan Peele is only the fifth black person to be nominated in the category, and the first black person to be nominated for writing, directing, and producing in the same year.
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Otherwise, I'm just sitting as a black person listening to race 101, and I already passed this course.
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"Being a black person in America is very, very hard," she said in a video posted in April.
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She is the first Black person and only the third woman to lead the unit in its history.
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They often didn't let on because a black person expressing anger in the South instantly became a target.
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Ruth Carter won Best Costume Design for Black Panther, becoming the first black person to earn the award.
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As a black person on my own path of economic freedom and education, I discovered Weeksville by accident.
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"Every white person isn't guilty for every bad thing that's been done to every black person," Wallis says.
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"If you're a black person of a certain age, you've absolutely been to that viewing party," he explained.
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I wish I'd suggested that it might upset some people, like your wife, or every Black person ever.
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They can bring out any black person that they want that&aposs going to speak out against Trump.
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It never seemed like black music to me growing up but it just sounds like a black person.
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It's like the more I love myself as a black person, the better I respond to mental illness.
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The jurors -- 11 white people and one black person -- were deadlocked several times after the five-week trial.
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I don't like being the only black person in the room, at the photo shoot or the meeting.
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Her work asserts that to be a black person in America is to be at risk for martyrdom.
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Following Martin's death, headline after headline announced the killing of another Black person at the hands of police.
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It's as if they haven't seen a black person who hasn't worked for them before, Chris tells Rose.
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Every black person in this country ought to be up in arms about what he said about mothers.
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He further admitted he didn't think about the fact he could have killed a totally INNOCENT black person.
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I never would have wittingly called any black person, [I would never had said] they are a monkey.
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Color coordinated A group in Georgia is holding a "Come Meet a Black Person" networking event this week.
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But their response to being in the room with a black person while it happened, unfiltered, felt unpracticed.
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Additionally, Beachler is the first Black person to be nominated and win in the Best Production Design category.
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The Wilson family represents a type of black person that we don't typically see in film or television.
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Let's show people that you don't have to go to the NFL to be a successful Black person.
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Going against the church as a black person didn't just make you a non-believer, but a pariah.
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" Later in the video, she says that if she sees a black person, "I will drive him over.
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"She was the first black person I'd ever met who wasn't hit by her parents," Ms. Winfrey said.
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There is no black person who could have the kind of vices Donald Trump and, hell, be governor.
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And a white person calling a black person an animal calls to mind a painful tradition in America.
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"That day in court, literally, every single black person who went into court … went to jail," Cosme said.
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Mr. Collins is believed to be the second black person elected to serve as a mayor in Montana.
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The guards who work these cellblocks rarely get to know a black person who is not behind bars.
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The director will be the first black person to lead the jury in the festival's 73-year history.
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I want the spectrum of the emotion connected with a hair journey for a mixed-race Black person.
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I was the only black person in the class, and what I said seemed to spoil the mood.
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He had never interacted with a black person until his mother moved from Indiana to Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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I think he could be friends with a black person, but he doesn't think well of black people.
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It may be problematic to see a black person on a beach: Is he or she a refugee?
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Pulling us down into the assuredness of Baldwin's words, then unsettling us with police beating a black person.
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Even if they know a black person at work or they invited a black person to an event once, these people don't invest any money, time or any mental concern into the black community except for telling black people who do invest into the community what they're doing is wrong.
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What planet do you have to be on to talk about a black person and "Planet of the Apes"?
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He is the first on-duty Chicago police officer to be convicted for the killing of a black person.
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He once asked me if I could name a country run by a black person that wasn't a 'shithole.
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He is now the third black person from North Texas to be elected to Congress, according to Dallas News.
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Being a Black person, my body has never mattered in the context of mainstream conversations on humanity and autonomy.
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Now Texans are outraged over the death of another black person killed at home by a white police officer.
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For many, that's a bit too reminiscent of blackface or painting your face black to represent a black person.
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"As a black person, I'm not used to seeing products geared to me in national online retailers," he said.
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According to Variety, Hattie McDaniel — the first Black person to win an Academy Award — will finally get a biopic.
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Black players make up 68 percent of the NFL, but no black person has ever owned a national team.
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Then we don't actually have to hire a lesbian and a black person and make them two different characters.
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The Panthers used that loophole to monitor police patrols in black neighborhoods to ensure no black person was mistreated.
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To read The Hate U Give as a young black person is to stand in front of a mirror.
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There is no black person who could have the kind of vices Donald Trump has and, hell, be governor.
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Titled "spiritual," the track relates the thoughts and feelings of a black person living in the present United States.
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As such, there is nothing that a black person could do to graduate out of subordination and into equality.
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In Farrington's book, we encounter one black person after another who believes in both Republican principles and racial equality.
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During the Jim Crow era, a black person had to step off the curb when a white person approached.
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As a black person, I don't represent for most Germans somebody who can be a part of their society.
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But there was never a black person, and it's because I didn't think black people could be in stories.
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How do you navigate that space: Being a woman, being a black person, and then being a black woman?
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He's interested in questions of identity: What does it mean to be a black person or an African person?
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I'm looking forward to supporting businesses and interacting with people who may never have seen a black person before.
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His father, a research scientist, was the first black person to receive a degree from the University of Texas.
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But the idea that every black person now is being individually victimized by the United States is not true.
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That's why if you ask a black person, does he love America, we'll be like, 'Hey, I love Brooklyn.
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He had a kind of confidence that most people would never have heard coming from a black person before.
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The writer/director/actor/producer is the first black person to hold the prestigious position in the festival's history.
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The caseHere's what we know about the case, yet another example of a white officer killing a black person,.
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Why, there is even a black person waiting for her meal at McDonald's, who gets to speak a line!
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I don't know how unusual it is on this route, but I've not seen another black person for miles.
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In this system, the average black person wages a constant campaign for respect, which is lost before it begins.
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There's something to be said about the shame of being a black person and recreating the broken family structure.
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"I don't think there's any black person that hasn't experienced racism in this part of the world," he says.
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Why She's The Schitt: As Schitt's Creek's sole black person, Ronnie stays ready to call everyone out on their foolery.
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"You see a black person, it stands out," Mr. Pechy said outside a strip mall in the town of Hamilton.
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She added that in some neighborhoods the mere presence of a Black person is likely to attract a security guard.
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What Black person, who isn't already a celebrity, do you know that has an excess of money to start something?
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"Every black person, every person of color is at an intersection, cause no one's just their race," Simien told Mashable.
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That's, on average, more than 1 black person strung up without a trial every week during a 50-year-period.
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From The Real World on, reality TV has cast people as archetypes: the Virgin, the Racist, the Angry Black Person.
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So, when you are a black person you get these messages from Democrats, it says that you are a victim.
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I wish I would have suggested that it might upset some people, like your wife or every black person ever.
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She was the first black person to hold the role, as well as the first woman, according to her campaign.
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He gave the example of two white people making a racist joke while a black person is in the room.
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Just ask any Black person who has been called "articulate" just for stringing two words together in a coherent way.
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When a black person discusses employment discrimination, you don't have to remind them women also face discrimination in the workplace.
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If the black person that they kill turns out to be innocent, it is an acceptable death, a sacrificial one.
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Repeatedly, the black person was told that nothing was available, while the white tester was shown apartments for immediate rental.
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In 1963, 45 percent said that they would object if a family member invited a black person home to dinner.
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We see the face of only one black person in the nine photographs Smith brings together in the two groupings.
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I've been a black person all my life ... It is really bad in Silicon Valley and that's where I work.
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When a black person dies, they are vilified… What we chant is, 'All Lives will matter, when Black Lives Matter.
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I wish I would have suggested that it might upset some people, like your wife or every black person, ever.
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It was another example, his lawyer said, of white people calling the police on a black person for everyday activities.
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In these movies and TV shows, Wesley said, just being around a black person cured a white person of racism.
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In fact, I don't know a single black person in my life who hasn't attributed race to non-human characters.
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On multiple occasions here, he asks a white person whether he or she would have sex with a black person.
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But any time a black person is on trial, there's a sinking feeling that blackness might be on trial, too.
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Sixty-five percent of the black Americans polled feel it's a "bad time" to be a black person in America.
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"As a white person, I can't use or touch anything that a black person has used or touched," Czifra says.
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He said that a black person could only become president if the "elites" and "the media" picked him or her.
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As a black person in this country, I am always frustrated by the lack of attention my people's issues get.
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Like Mr. Taylor, Ms. Lawson addresses the dangers, contradictions and cultural richness of living in America as a black person.
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Whenever a white person beckons a black person to come stand next to them for display, you're entering dangerous territory.
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The town is so white that she can recall specific instances where she saw another Black person on her street.
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It's a vast generalization, but there's not a black person in America that doesn't know what a fist bump is.
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Black people are rarely featured in sci-fi and fantasy films — that is, unless that black person is Will Smith.
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BLACKOUT for HUMAN RIGHTS - Worry No. 473 of 1000 Worries that a Black Person Should Not Have to Worry About.
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Such a black person is less likely to be disturbing to the perceived racial order of the typical white setting.
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But in a trial where race was central to the case, there was only one black person on the jury.
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But why can't a person with a disability be a black person who has the most talent in the room?
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Jesse Hamilton introduced legislation that would make placing a false 911 call regarding an innocent black person a hate crime.
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"Anytime you see the murder of a black person become prominent, you see a split in the discussions," Baker told me.
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Simply existing as a Black person is difficult, and it's okay to decide to protect yourself, especially when the world won't.
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In areas with high rates of violent crime by African-Americans, police were more likely to shoot dead a black person.
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CVS's coupon debacle is the latest instance of a "white person calling the cops on a black person" under questionable pretenses.
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"I have helped many, many families -- in fact, I even brought a black person into my family," LePage told the attendee.
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The first: I was over the moon to be gifted a show that feels relatable to me, an average Black person.
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"How do I really feel, being here in the states and in the world being a black person?" says Butler, 47.
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With no Black leads before Lindsay, every Black person on the show was vying for the love of someone non-Black.
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If she wins, Underwood will be the first Black person, and the first woman, to ever represent her district in Washington.
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Depressed While Black is not a story about a black person who "overcame" depression because my condition is very much chronic.
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I never heard one of them, one black person, say, 'I tell you what: These doggone white people'—not a word!
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But, let's get serious, it looks like a Jim Crow-era, Sambo-style caricature of a black person -- not Serena Williams.
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It's easier to be president of the United States as a black person than be head of a (movie) studio. Honest.
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There's an undercurrent of ethical complication when a black person stands up as a fictional representative of the established American order.
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Maria seems to yearn for a bond, a connection to another black person on the other side of the color spectrum.
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You notice briefly that there are only white men, not a single Native person, like you, or black person in sight.
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Could the officer tell the person that called police, in the presence of the black person, that the call was unjustified?
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"Here's a black person who I respected saying that what I did wasn't worth anything," Riddle said in a 1992 interview.
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And it's the same stuff getting every cop to "impulsively" pull the trigger on every unarmed black person deemed a threat.
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As a black person, my black dollars are going to support whiteness that keeps me and people in my community out.
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Parent wise, they'd always stick me with light skin guys, light skin women, or maybe one black person, one white person.
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Most of the interns are Republicans, and you have to look hard to find the one black person in the crowd.
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"Driving while black" isn't just as simple as taking a car from point A to point B as a black person.
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It also let white readers know when a black person was being quoted so that the person's statement could be ignored.
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When he assumed the position in 2001, he was only the third black person ever to lead a Fortune 500 company.
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If an officer questioned a black person, the Panthers got out of their car and monitored the encounter, drawing loaded guns.
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First are hairs taken from the bedroom where Reese's murder took place, which expert testimony indicated belonged to a black person.
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"As a black person, if you're going to be entering [a Vumacam] area, you're going to be surveilled," Nkosi told me.
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She wasn't claiming that the issue wasn't important, but that your average black person didn't see it as an everyday thing.
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Apparently, the executive was informed by the only Black person in the room of the obvious problem with potentially casting Roberts.
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Jim Crow thrived in the South because it threatens violence and death against any black person who dared to offend whites.
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The store's owner, who she said did not want to be seen talking with a black person, asked her to leave.
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She cannot or will not acknowledge how any black person voicing pride in country for the first time makes perfect sense.
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The iconic ghetto acts as a "master status" in American life, superseding whatever else a black person might claim to be.
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"Thanks to cellphones, every black person has a body cam now" — and for Castile, neither a dashcam nor a cellphone mattered.
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In all walks of life, the iconic ghetto hovers over American race relations, shaping the conception of the anonymous black person.
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Was it like BlacKkKlansman, which sees Jordan Peele producing, is directed by a black person, and has a black main character?
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With little to no provocation, a police officer faces off against a black person, assuming that he or she is evil.
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Many saw that central dichotomy as a comment specifically on the experience of living as a black person in the United States.
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It was either the old person or the young person, the black person, or the white person, three people versus one person.
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Shirley Chisholm (D-NY) was the first black person and first woman of color to run for president for either major party.
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"It is totally racist and it maintains a degrading image of the black person, which has consequences in everyday life," he added.
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Viewers will likely notice Montag is usually the only Black person in his squad, and it's very clear his underlings resent that.
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It's a lifestyle choice to make the conscious effort everyday: I'm going to support a black-owned business or another black person.
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This was the person whom Du Bois would debate, and try to prove that a black person could be the equal of.
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Tim Bupp, a 62-year-old South Carolina pastor, held a sign that showed a lynched black person hanging from a tree.
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In the NFL, black players make up 68 percent of the league, but no black person has ever owned a national team.
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I love Lady Bird, and I love Call Me By Your Name, because I'm a black person who just loves great art.
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And since Trump has replaced him, he's made it a top priority to target any black person in support of these movements.
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She didn't want to be seen as the token black person, as the black voice that gets tacked on at the end.
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The manager instructed Sampiro "to say 'D410' in a casual manner when a black person entered the store," according to the lawsuit.
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The manager explained the "code is used to alert co-workers that 'a black person is in the store,'" the lawsuit said.
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On issues like police brutality, Milner stressed it's seen as not enough for one black person to be killed by the police.
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In many of the dozens of videos available on YouTube of Mitchell teaching classes, he is almost always the only black person.
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"A movie like this echoes with you because as a black person obviously you're going to have lines and connections," Boyega said.
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In 2012 for the Daily Caller, he wrote that the "odds were very high" that a black person has stolen his bike.
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Sometimes being the first or the only Black person comes with expectations that you stand in for the race as a whole.
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He incurred the authorities' further wrath by quoting a "banned" black person, Winnie Mandela, when her husband Nelson was still in jail.
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"If you grew up in Byron, Illinois, and never saw a black person, you might be fearful of your life," she explained.
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He still thinks killing any black person would be revenge for a specific black man raping his friend View the discussion thread.
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The Supreme Court in the 1850s said that it was OK to own a black person, that was the Dred Scott decision.
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The cruel truth is, when a black person in America attempts to confront injustice, he is all too often arrested — or shot.
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"We do not buy the proposition that the election of a black person guarantees the representation of black people," the paper editorialized.
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My mother, the only black person at the party, gathered her things, found me and told me it was time to go.
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According to the Washington Post, Castile was the 123rd black person to be shot dead by American police in 2016 so far.
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When moderator Anderson asked the panelists what made them feel patriotic as a Black person in Britain, most pointed to music itself.
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Every black person isn't going to relate to it or be happy with the language we use or the topics we discuss.
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This comes after an Airbnb host in North Carolina canceled on a black person and sent her a slew of racist insults.
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"Then they all stand around and smile while their picture is taken with a hung, burned and brutalized black person," he wrote.
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He was haunted early on by a television image of a mob chasing an elderly black person who was trying to register.
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For much of Dr. Forde's 19573 years teaching clinical surgery, he was the only black person on Columbia University's medical school faculty.
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"Any black person that participates in a system that's inherently racist, upholds it," said Charles Lee, a 35-year-old Berkeley, Calif.
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When Mr. Chenault was named Amex's C.E.O. in 26.8, he became only the third black person to run a Fortune 500 company.
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This is a Jewish guy who understands business but also understands how to communicate on a personal level with a black person.
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And I suspect we know that a radical black person will never be rewarded if there is safer, whiter, more apolitical choices.
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She is so grateful not to be living as a black person in 2016, when all black people are living in hell.
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And my experience is likely different from say a black person or a full Japanese person, so it's sometimes a strange grouping.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them, does not mean they aren't racist," said Tlaib.
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"You're never going to get closer to being a black person than watching a black movie with a black protagonist," he said.
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Audio from a Donald Trump rally opens What You Wish Forwith Trump pointing out a black person at the Redding, California event.
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JH: I have been in newsrooms where I'm the only black person, or at least in meetings when that is the case.
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When I walked out of that theater after watching Black Panther, every black person I saw looked like a brother and a sister.
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Posing his models in private and public spaces, he challenges any preconceived notions people might have of who a black person can be.
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As a Black person living in America, during this current moment, you're feeling all of this, whether you're an actor or an activist.
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I wish I would have suggested that it might upset some people, like your wife [Kim Kardashian West] or every black person ever.
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Hart reiterated that he had always wanted to host, that he would be the fourth black person in history to get the job.
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I mean, this is the most powerful black person in the United States right now, and nobody knows the first thing about him.
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As a Black person, any engagement with the police requires a temporary suspension of my free will, right to self-expression, and safety.
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And also like 21 Savage, I came here as a black person with my parents, utterly clueless and unaware of the immigration laws.
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That activism helped lift him to victory five years later when he became the first black person elected to represent Missouri in Congress.
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Synopsis: Tyler spirals out of control when he realizes he's the only black person attending a weekend birthday party in a secluded cabin.
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Never mind that Guyger's 10-year prison sentence is shorter than what a black person would likely have gotten for what she did.
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In many cases, when a white police officer took the life of an unarmed black person, that officer didn't come from the community.
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I've heard too many stories of other writers who had a white character on the cover of their book about a Black person.
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DAVID HELPER Bronx To the Editor: I, too, recall being the odd black person out who was disgusted with the not guilty verdict.
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I've never met a black person who didn't know that they were being included in a corporate photo shoot because they were black.
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The first was simply the awareness of always being the only black person working in the technology space at any of my jobs.
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In this case, they're ready to demand that their local government put a black person back in their place — and they expect results.
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Of course, there's also no one better to teach a black person how to deal with racism than an open-minded white man.
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Leo DiCaprio is the next best thing to a black person winning an Oscar ... according to his now fellow Oscar winner, Jamie Foxx.
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Van Dyke, who is white, was the first on-duty Chicago police officer to be convicted for the killing of a black person.
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Back then, 50% of Britons admitted to NatCen, a research organisation, that they would mind if a close relative married a black person.
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For instance, most people have never met a black person with albinism before, so there are zero expectations about how one should act.
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Daniel Cameron, a former lawyer for Senator Mitch McConnell, was elected attorney general, the first black person to do so in the state.
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It makes no difference if you are a college-educated, professional, high-income-earning black person — because in the end, you're still black.
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She was the third black person to be hired on the show, after Garrett Morris and Eddie Murphy, and the first black woman.
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In 18353, the city of Birmingham made it illegal for a black person and a white person to play dominoes or checkers together.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said.
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Every Police Officer who pulls over a Black person is not looking to take that person's life over something as trivial as cigarettes.
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MP: Part of what he's trying to do when he talks about race is counter that he's a black person saying this stuff.
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Every successful black person has 18 members of his family living in the projects, and we all know someone who's in the system.
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He was left feeling terrified of white people, who seemed to have the power to control every move that a black person made.
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But those other movements challenged stark rules: No black person could sit at the front of the bus; no gay person could marry.
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He was also, notably, the first black person in the 200-year history of Kings County to be elected to a political office.
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Officer Yanez was one of four police officers to go on trial for a fatal shooting of a black person in recent weeks.
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"As a black person, I'm quite comfortable with it because I know how the end of the movie turned out," the mayor said.
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The protesters, who called themselves Concerned Student 1950, after the first year a black person was admitted into the university, had eight demands.
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You can ask a white person to see the world through the eyes of a black person for an hour and a half.
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During her turn to question Cohen, Tlaib pointed out that Meadows' logic and use of a black person as a prop was racist.
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Audio from a Donald Trump rally opens What You Wish For with Trump pointing out a black person at the Redding, California event.
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I could understand that this was a black person from the same country I'm from, who's on a platform and who's out there.
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It's not just Trump calling certain black countries "shitholes" that should alarm any black person tempted to buy into divisive anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Topping the previous record of 12 female wins in the annual ceremony, which happened in 2007 and, again, in 2015, this year's Academy Awards also saw several other firsts for women, such as Ruth E. Carter becoming the first black person to win the award for Best Costume Design and Hannah Beachler becoming the first black person to win for Best Production Design.
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"It's easier to be president of the United States as a black person than be head of a studio," Mr. Lee had said then.
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Do I continue passing on the script and hope that the 'right' black person will do it, or do I say, 'You know what?
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Of all the venture-backed companies, only 1 percent of them are founded by a black person, according to a 2010 CB Insights survey.
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Facebook has committed to appointing a black person to its board of directors, signaling they are making moves to increase diversity within the company.
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Attackers' reasons tended to be contrived -- deeming perfectly legal actions by a black person to be out-of-line, according to Monroe Work Today.
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Donald Glover made Emmy history when he became the first Black person to take home the award for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series.
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As a result, force that may seem unreasonable if used against a white person may seem perfectly "reasonable" when used against a black person.
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Boykin said he was unfairly fired for being a white cop who'd killed a black person, and received an undisclosed amount from the city.
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That turned out to be true, which makes Mitchell the first black person to snap the cover shot in the publication's 126-year history.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism, because we know we're very proud emotional people," West said.
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Then, in June, an Airbnb host in North Carolina canceled a booking on a black person and sent her a slew of racist insults.
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Matt Damon speaking over the only black person in the room so he can explain diversity to her is SO WHITE it hurts pic.twitter.
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Denzel Washington became the second Black person to ever win Best Actor in a leading role for playing the crooked cop in Training Day.
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Writer Rahawa Haile's new Tumblr Gilmore Blacks spotlights every black person who appears in Netflix's massively hyped Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.
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So you can consume us and our ways of talking, speaking, and viewing the world without ever having to engage with a black person.
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You never want to be hyper-critical of another black person, because what happens is, to the world, we look like a monolithic entity.
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"He once asked me if I could name a country run by a black person that wasn't a 'shithole,'" Cohen gave as an example.
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Courts could plausibly believe that baking a cake is artistic expression, whereas somebody refusing to serve a hamburger to a black person is not.
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Because despite the prevailing narrative, an innocent black person cannot guarantee that doing what a police officer says will keep him or her alive.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism because we know we're very proud, emotional people," he said.
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A black person is now eight times more likely to be stopped than a white person, up from four times more likely in 2013.
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This means that there is more than one kind of white or black person — which allows for, among other things, deviance from emotional groupthink.
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If all they did was insult a black person or exclude them from opportunity, they could by comparison see themselves as liberal and tolerant.
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" As a black person, to love a woman, a child, a brother was "a big love," and one which would "split you wide open.
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Being black is hard, and it doesn't take long for a black person growing up in America or elsewhere to come to that realization.
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Users can learn who the first black person to earn a patent was in 1791, or where the first historically black university was founded.
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A black person from Trinidad who now lives in Toronto is not, in my opinion, an "immigrant" per se, but rather an internal migrant.
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Jordan Peele has the chance to become the first black person ever to win best director; Greta Gerwig would be only the second woman.
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As a black person, I enjoy seeing artists whose careers are finally being given due praise and whose voices are at last being amplified.
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And it made me wonder what it means if I'm a black person that can have a blond-haired, blue-eyed, white-skinned daughter.
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" A more modest box found not far away contained the remains of an unidentified black person described in the press as "decomposed beyond recognition.
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Many of the posts are tagged with the word "swirl," a popular term describing a black person and a white person in a relationship.
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JW: As a visible black person, as a black man, as a celebrity, as a wealthy person, as someone with a platform, as whatever.
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"It's 15 years later and I can still remember that," said Ms. McTeer Toney, who was also the first black person in the post.
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A liberal will try to control a black person through the concept of racism because they know that we are very proud, emotional people.
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People of color told me that they often find themselves feeling like the only black person in town, bearing the weight of systematic racism.
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Greta Gerwig is only the fifth woman nominated for Best Director, and Jordan Peele is only the fifth black person nominated for Best Director.
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At this point, I'm certain that because I'm basically the only black person on the actual floor, and he thinks I'm a potential protestor.
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But despite that lack of specified knowledge, for many whites, the anonymous black person in public is always implicitly associated with the urban ghetto.
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It didn't matter that Simpson probably got the "best treatment from the LAPD of any black person in Los Angeles," as Domanick puts it.
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"I felt so free watching Star Trek, because even since the very first season there's always been a black person, a woman," she says.
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Plenty of studies have shown that for the same crime, judges are more likely to sentence a black person more harshly than a white person.
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How he made his billions Smith is the richest black person in the United States, with a net worth of $5 billion, according to Forbes.
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She tweeted that she wasn't trying to equate her experience with that of a Black person but was trying to stand up for her husband.
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It can be difficult to navigate mostly white spaces as a Black person, and when racial biases work against you, it can be downright isolating.
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As a queer black person, it's something that brings me a peace, knowing that he's able to live his life the way he wants to.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism because we know we're very proud, emotional people," he notably said.
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Then the researchers wanted to look at how much this disparity would be alleviated if at least one black person is on the city council.
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Despite being a light-skinned, mixed-race black person, despite growing up in a safe suburban area, this warning was a part of my childhood.
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There's finally a question that stumps Kellyanne Conway: Name a high-level black person serving on President Donald Trump's staff, now that Omarosa is out.
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It's another one of those horrific, crazy … it's another one of those stories that is so bizarre it could only happen to a Black person.
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My parents always got stiff anytime they talked to a black person, and they'd quickly change the channel when a "black TV show" came on.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said, getting emotional.
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" He adds, "No black person would say 'She be passin' by right now,' because that isn't what be in that sentence is supposed to mean.
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If a black person robbed you, carjacked you, or shot you, I think we can agree your hypothetical criminal wouldn't be feted by the community.
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This purse, he explained, was unique in that it was divided into sections of different colored skin, one of which came from a black person.
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He said the verdict proved to the city and the country that a white police officer can be held accountable for killing a black person.
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Research has also shown that racist stereotypes make it far more likely for Americans to mistakenly shoot a black person comparison with a white person.
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Now she is about to become the first black person — and the first woman other than a British royal — to appear alone on Canadian currency.
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He was the first black person I learned about who played rock 'n' roll — a term I thought was fixed but whose meaning kept expanding.
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Lynching was intended to demonstrate that any black person, male or female, adult or child, could be accused of any offense and be ritually slaughtered.
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She is the first black woman to have won election to statewide office in New York, not the first black person to have done so.
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But political loyalties appear starkly divided by race — nearly every white person interviewed in the area backed Mr. Trump, and every black person opposed him.
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"Roseanne" was not canceled because it is mean or "HORRIBLE" to compare a black person to an ape (though it is both of those things).
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"Before, if a black person was shot by police you could read about it in a newspaper, now you see a video," Mr. Goldberg said.
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Their class had been the first small one in quite some time, and the first in more than three decades to include a black person.
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I was not born in Israel; I was born here in the U.S. I am no more Israeli than your average black person is African.
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" The Texas Democrat called Trump's comments "unconscionable" and said "every black person in this country ought to be up in arms about what he said.
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Though he doesn't recall seeing a black person until his senior year in high school, he had experiences that made him more sensitive to intolerance.
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The building can be all of these browns without ever getting to black, as if it knows that no black person is actually, phenotypically black.
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"Every black person that's over the age of 30 years old will have a thought of what it used to be like," Mr. Phillips said.
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But her enlistment of police was racially strategic, meant to marshal existing stereotypes of blacks to reconfigure her space and dispense with a black person.
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"That painting is an anomaly because it presents a black person as the sole aestheticized subject and object of a work of art," Smalls says.
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Of my black friends who were strong Bernie supporters, it's maybe closer to 1 percent — I know one black person who is Bernie or Bust.
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While the incident seemed extreme to some, it's a familiar story for any black person who has been treated with suspicion while inside a store.
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It means that from the start, a black person on trial is far more likely to be seen as someone who could have done wrong.
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Sentencing inequities mean that a black person could serve up to twice as much jail time as a white person committing the exact same crime.
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And the idea that you would take somebody who...does not meet neither the culture's standard definition of a black person or like, the average black person's definition of a black person, and you do something, you make him ultra black is, is so funny, and it's funny that we're sitting here talking about it, but you just get the joke in 30 seconds.
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"When you are a young black person in this country and you're raised by a single mom, going to college is an extreme accomplishment," Payne said.
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In light of this utterly disappointing trend, Mashable created a list of 5 things white people can do before calling the cops on a black person.
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Because as you can see, the experience in science fiction as a black person is different from the experience in science fiction as an Asian person.
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But he couldn't -- it hurt too much -- and that's why he was standing at my table, commiserating with the only other black person in the restaurant.
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This may come as a shock to many, but not every gesture a black person makes is aimed at skittish white people or uplifting black thugs.
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Mr Maimane was the first black person to head the traditionally white DA. His departure suggests it still has a problem reaching out to black voters.
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It culminated in an ugly claim by Fram that he would not be misracing a black person by calling them the n-word, only being racist.
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Meadows countered it by pointing out an individual black person close to Trump: former Trump Organization employee and current Housing and Urban Development official Lynne Patton.
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Right. The lack of an effect from the black bot is because the subject doesn't feel like they have anything in common with a black person.
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Because as a black person in America, you can look like a bad dude without actually being one and that is enough to get you killed.
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Every Black person I've spoken to is either impressed by the script, or extremely impressed Peele was even able to get a movie like this made.
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Michael Richards found himself in a very uncomfortable place again when he was asked about Donald Trump supporters, and the first black person on U.S. currency.
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In a section in Baltimore, we see the Fugitive Slave Act going into force, exposing any black person in the North to kidnapping and re-enslavement.
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She is a black person in a country with a long history of white supremacist violence—and in recent years that violence has been especially public.
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You may feel I am just being melodramatic in thinking that because I live in America as a black person I am somehow at special risk.
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It certainly isn't the life she's currently living, with her listless relationship and a job in which she's forced to fit the token black person role.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said at Wednesday's hearing.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said at the hearing.
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For black people who say I'm just a black person that's not true because you're living in America and people are actively working to marginalize you.
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In the film, Dodgers fan Myron Uhlberg of "Bensonhoist" talks about how it was all Italians and Jews and how he'd never seen a black person.
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"You can never paint a picture of a black person prospering," she says, as we pull up outside her childhood home, hidden within a lush garden.
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I wanted to write something that revealed what is it like to live in contemporary America as a black person, not merely as a black man.
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Though she'd be the first Black person to be elected to statewide office, it's not necessarily the first thing she wants to talk about with voters.
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Chowkwanyun, the Columbia sociologist, said in virtually every suburban newspaper in that era, there were reports of confrontation and violence when a black person moved in.
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Dr. Locke was the first black person to be awarded a Rhodes scholarship, and attended Oxford University, where he earned a second bachelor's degree in 1910.
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Rewatching "School Daze" made me want to hug and protect every single black person on the screen; it made me want to keep Phyllis Hyman alive.
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Not just the pitiable state of this moment, but the centuries-long, hundred-car pileup that has always been being a black person in this country.
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I knew that Maya Rudolph was the daughter of a black person and a white person the first time I saw her, because I am, too.
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The fact that black actors, writers and directors in 2017 are still becoming the "first" black person to ever receive "X" award should make that clear.
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"Being able to understand a person&aposs background and their culture, some of the issues that a black person may face in the workplace, is important."
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"Fortunately, there was a single black person in that studio meeting 25 years ago who told him that Harriet Tubman was a black woman," Howard wrote.
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The biggest problem with South Africa is polarization: when you are a white person and you are attacked by a black person, people exploit the opportunity.
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Here's another truth they ignore: It doesn't take a lot of courage for a black person to tell powerful white people want they want to hear.
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"One black person is not enough"For decades, black Americans have had to adapt to working situations and environments that excluded and often disrespected them culturally.
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In 1993, he became the first black person to be elected president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (now the American Society of News Editors).
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It can be read as an act of resistance, a pointed rejoinder to a dominant culture that believed that no black person deserved such fine things.
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The idea was straightforward: If a restaurant or other public accommodation serves a white person, it should also offer the same services to a black person.
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In "Let Me Entertain You" (21998), Richards emulates the experience of living as a black person by using light boxes with "black" skin pinned to them.
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Attorney Rachel Lindsay is to be the first black person cast as the bachelorette in ABC's reality TV show of the same name, it has been announced.
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" She also recalled a time when a friend came over to her house to play and "burst into tears because she had never seen a black person.
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Tyson is the director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, the first black person to hold the role.
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Sterling is the 122nd Black person to be shot and killed by police in America so far in 2016, according to information compiled by The Washington Post.
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A lot has been said about what it must be like to traverse the media landscape as not only a black person, but as a black woman.
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No matter what way we slice it, if a black person displays 'the fist,' it is immediately associated with being a symbol of either pride or racism.
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" Lahren defended herself by saying that just "because I criticize a black person or I criticize the Black Lives Matter movement, that doesn't mean I'm anti-black.
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When Chrisfino Kenyatta Leal first turned up for his job at the co-working space in 2013, he often seemed to be the only black person around.
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The brutal decades preceding the Great Migration — when a black person was lynched on average every four days — were given a name by the historian Rayford Logan.
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They also wondered whether this public forgiveness of a white person by a black person becomes, essentially, a vehicle to ease white people's own feelings of guilt.
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In 2003, Sibusiso Emmanuel Vilane, a South African park ranger, became the first black person to summit Mount Everest, according to Himalayan archives that record major climbs.
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Curtis believes his experience as a light skinned black person growing up in Minnesota played a large role in the music he would go on to make.
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"As a black person of non-gender-conforming experience, my first existentially reciprocal and affirming experiences were in the New York ballrooms," the 23-year-old says.
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" Another tweeter agreed: "One female celebrity calling another female celebrity a vulgar epithet is not the same as a white person calling a black person an ape.
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What are some tangible ways you express that acceptance, and—as you say—that love for yourself, both as a person and specifically as a black person?
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Apple's eight-person board of directors, which has just two women and one black person, recommends a vote against the proposal, just like it did last year.
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JP: As a black person, I think it's important to learn about your family history, not just during Black History Month, but sure, you can start there.
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I looked at all these psychological studies designed to measure implicit racism, and I concluded that it was very unlikely that Americans would elect a black person.
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If you are a black person living in this world, you are being impacted by multiple systems of oppression that intersect, and they impact your overall existence.
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The foreman, who is the only black person on the panel of 12, later said an impasse remained with one juror in disagreement with all the others.
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Even in America, at the New York Botanical Garden, which is surrounded by African-American communities, you go into the garden and there's not one black person.
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I've also come to think it sounds like how I feel as a black person living in America: all at once hopeful, resigned, familial, lonely, beautiful, sad.
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Rose's lawyer, Mark Baute, complained to the judge for a second consecutive day that there was only one black person among the 50 candidates for the jury.
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Her arrival in this country was the first time, Ms. Omar has said, that she had confronted "my otherness" as both a black person and a Muslim.
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Sunken-place entrants include Clarence Thomas, Ben Carson, Tiger Woods, O.J. Simpson, sometimes Kanye West and any black person with something nice to say about President Trump.
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The filmmaker John Singleton, who died Monday at 51, was both the youngest and the first black person to be nominated for a best director Academy Award.
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Just ask any native-born black person whose history includes surviving everything from slavery to segregation to the murders of Emmett Till, Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner.
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Using a scale of one to ten—one being awful, ten being great—he grades his expectation of how friendly a black person will be toward him.
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He compared the birth weights of infants born after a killing of an unarmed black person to their siblings, who were not born after any unarmed killings.
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Have you found yourself in a social situation where there was only you and one other black person in the room and you didn't make a connection?
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Black business owners have a median net worth 12 times higher than a black person who doesn't own a business, according to the Association for Enterprise Opportunity.
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Speaking honestly as a black person, I doubt I've ever known mental stability because blackness is a constant extreme episode between melancholy, rage, joy, death, and creation.
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Because the writers' room is so diverse, every person has experience being the only gay person in the room, or the only black person in the room.
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When such a moment occurs, the black person may be so affected that his or her orientation towards the white space can be altered, at times profoundly.
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In exiting the white space, however, a black person can feel both relief and regret — relief for departing a stressful environment and regret for perhaps leaving prematurely.
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Research has also shown that racist stereotypes make it far more likely for Americans in general to mistakenly shoot a black person compared with a white person.
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Strikingly, the iconic ghetto impacts the image of almost every black person — even as black Americans now inhabit all levels of the national class and occupational structure.
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"As a black person sitting here today, I know how important it is to have people I can look up to that represent me in media," she adds.
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"I don't think any black person has ever worn this hat," Brown, 37, says, then conceding, okay, Omarosa Manigault-Newman and Ben Carson have likely donned the cap.
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Having been the rare black person in predominantly white spaces my entire life, the prospect of a black man in the White House never seemed impossible to me.
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Some of these moments are broken up by bursts of tragedy or violence, because that's just the harsh reality of life, particularly for a black person in America.
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After all, the entire thing rests on the firmly held assumption that the average white person would need a religious reminder to accept a black person as equal.
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The entrepreneur, founder of the investment firm Vista Equity Partners, is worth about $5 billion, according to Forbes, which reports he is the richest black person in America.
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Because you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on Halloween, or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween.
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But you only have two choices and if you're a black person you go well, I'm going to vote for the choice that gives me the best chance.
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I want to talk a little bit about the experiences of being, at times, the only Black person in these predominantly white spaces and also about Black womanhood.
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"In order to prove that I can play this role, I have to open up about the trauma that I've experienced as a black person," Mr Kaluuya complained.
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Department of Justice numbers indicate that a black person is about four times as likely to die in custody or while being arrested than a white person is.
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Underwood, a 32-year-old nurse and Obama administration alumna, will be the first Black person and first woman to ever represent this majority-white, heavily Republican district.
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I was "complimented," more than once for being a black person and not a nigger, as Chris Rock joked in his famous 1996 standup special Bring the Pain.
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Draper's image summons the deep fear that must have been felt by every black person in America; this was what it meant to exist in a lawless society.
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When the Black person was described, was their rap sheet or school disciplinarian record at the forefront of the narrative, or was it their professional and educational accomplishments?
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Every time a white person disses a black person, they're acting out the manhood structure of saving face from another white man's violence by targeting a third party.
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Foxx realized that the gathering he was at was Sidney Poitier, the first Black person to win the Best Actor Oscar (for 1963's Lilies of the Field).
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Rosa Parks was the first black person to lie in honor in the Capitol, an honor given out to just a handful of private citizens ove the years.
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" Cole Schotz litigation department special counsel Neoma Ayala told Forbes that in Damore's memo, "If you replaced 'woman' with 'black person,' we wouldn't even be having this conversation.
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The cops didn't do anything to Hamilton, but the incident was yet another case of a white person calling 911 on a black person for doing nothing, a.k.a.
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Creator and star Issa Rae has captured the essence of what it means to be a young black person today, with an all-too-relatable cast of characters.
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"You deserve a president that is aligned in principle with the greatest black person and the greatest American you've ever learned about, Dr. Martin Luther King," he said.
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But Sheikh Amoudi, once called the world's richest black person by Forbes, has not been freed, leaving a vast empire that employs more than 19943,000 people in limbo.
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That's where you ask how someone might feel about a black person living in the same country as them, or same state, or same city, or same neighborhood.
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The killer simply wants to kill a black person, a Mexican American, a Jew, or a member of any other group they despise — no deeper logic than that.
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Mr. Castile's case is the latest example of a police shooting of a black person leading to a legal settlement but no criminal conviction of the officer involved.
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Her mentor there, William Waldron Schieffelin Claytor, only the third black person to earn a doctorate in mathematics from an American university, conceived special classes just for her.
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Science was the constant humiliation of wondering if I had justified my presence or if I had made it harder for the next black person to get admitted.
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Name Withheld Here's a rule of thumb: If you wouldn't tell a joke about black people in the presence of a black person, you probably shouldn't tell it.
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When it comes to YouTube and the beauty community, do you ever feel like you're the only Black person in the room and expected to speak for everyone?
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Spike Lee at Cannes: This year, the acclaimed American director will become the first black person to lead the Cannes Film Festival jury in its 73-year history.
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It is also about a justice system that says that encountering a Black person is enough reason for a police officer to fear for his or her life.
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Because that Washington hospital was not yet willing to accept a black person as a medical resident, though, Dr. Wethers began practicing at Bellevue Hospital in New York.
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The link to the ghetto is so strong that it becomes the "master status" of the typical black person, to use a term coined by sociologist E.C. Hughes.
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But all too frequently, prejudiced actors pervade the white space and are singly or collectively interested in marginalizing the black person, actively reminding him of his outsider status.
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Because truly, you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface at Halloween or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween.
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Back in 2007 and 2015, 5% or less of Americans and Democrats said they weren't willing to vote for a qualified black person and woman to be president, respectively.
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But as the all-white nominees get their awards, we should take a moment to remember the first black person to win—or even be nominated for—an Oscar.
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Examples include a black person refusing to call a white man "sir," suing a white man in court or being seen in a white woman's bedroom, Ramey told CNN.
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The Canadian rapper was among those feeling emotional the Sterling's death, which marks the 122nd time a Black person has been shot and killed by the police in 2016.
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Ironically, what happens with every single black person is that black people are black people until they achieve a certain level of excellence, and then they become their name.
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"I mean, anytime you see yourself as a black person in this country, it registers to you," the actor said, sitting near a table filled with exotic alien faces.
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And navigating the world as a young, black person at times feels like swimming against a never-ending, upstream current—but that doesn't mean there aren't things to celebrate.
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It's been the case for a very long time that if you say poor person, a lot of people immediately think of a black person or of a minority.
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The viewer is informed that "every black person born in America was born on Beale Street", referring to a road in Memphis, Tennessee, considered a home of the blues.
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The Hollywood Reporter has noted that he is only the third person to ever hit this trifecta with his directorial debut, and the only Black person to do so.
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Let's say the system is a self-driving car and you feed it examples of pedestrians (such as a white person versus a black person versus a disabled person).
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"WHEN BEING BLACK VIOLATES THE DRESS CODE: The case of 11-yr-old #FaithFennidy and every black person who has been told their hair is "unprofessional" or against "policy.
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At a rally in Redding, California, Trump exulted in spotting the lone black person in the crowd, who is "a fan of mine, great fan, great guy," he said.
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But is it that unbelievable that a Black person who happens to be dating or married to a white person would still be able to create art about Blackness?
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And with the stereotypes of what kind of Black person dates a white person, it's even more understandable to have little to no interest in dating a white person.
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In response, Cheryl Boone Isaacs, who is the first black person heading the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, vowed to be more embracing of people of color.
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In the books, she's a (literally) white person with a black spot over her eye; in the film, she's a black person with a white spot over her eye.
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For his part, Mr. Trump focused on the several Republican victories in Kentucky, including the one by Daniel Cameron, the first black person to be elected attorney general there.
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If you go to black groups as bi you can be rejected, and if you go to bi groups as a black person, you can get racism and ignorance.
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Let me plant the stake now: No black person — or Hispanic person or ally of people of color — should ever even consider voting for Michael Bloomberg in the primary.
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Contemplating the presumptive Republican standard-bearer makes your head hurt and spin, but when you think about it, how could any black person in Orlando, Chicago, Baltimore, et al.
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In 1962, F. Malcolm Cunningham Sr. became the first black person elected to the City Council — and, some claim, the first black elected official in the South since Reconstruction.
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"Carlyle" is a brash, button-pushing comedy about "how a black person ends up becoming a Republican," as the title character puts it near the top of the show.
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Her final words are chilling; to exist in the world as a Black person is to be tasked with the burden of gaze on your body, its assumed criminality.
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What happened next was something else: gardening while black, as his lawyer described it, another example of white people calling the police on a black person for everyday activities.
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"I just noticed the space was easier to navigate when I didn't show who I was, because then you wouldn't assume that I was a black person," she said.
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Earlier in his life, Newell struggled to understand his place when other people told him he wasn't the right kind of man or the right kind of Black person.
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This incensed the Alabama chapter of the Ku Klux Klan, led by Benny Jack Hays, the father of Henry Hays, who suggested killing a random black person in response.
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" • "Several current and former Adidas employees said they were frequently the only black person in meetings and often felt their input was not valued when decisions were being made.
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Spike Lee had been chosen to lead the festival's jury this year, and would have been the first black person to do so in the festival's 73-year history.
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" The father tells the filmmakers: "You just really can't put a price on the look on your child's face when they see a black person for the first time.
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A black person had to be a superstar athlete and beloved icon to enjoy only some of the perks that many white people could take for granted at birth.
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" Asked to define "woke culture" as it relates to the president's bid for reelection, a second campaign official — who is African American — said reporters should "ask a black person.
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Depending on where a black person resided, he or she might not be able to find a job, a place to live or a restaurant in which to eat.
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Writing the biography of a black person who passed for white in 20th-century America adds an extra layer of difficulty to the detective work any biographer must undertake.
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But what I do regret is that I'm still seeing the same pattern play out again and again: Trot out a black person to prove you're not a racist.
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Someday, though, maybe a white person will ask some black person to stand by them to vouch for their lack of racism and the story will end another way.
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The anonymous comments section of our local newspaper regularly features racist language, and a white student recently received only probation for threatening to "shoot every black person" he saw.
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Dr. Epstein, who is white, repeatedly yelled out "Oh, my God" and, in one profanity-laden line, that he was being treated like a "black person," the video shows.
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But by 1860, most states had become suspicious of lotteries and had outlawed them precisely because of the egalitarian nature of luck — a poor black person could win one.
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" The interviewer, Robin Roberts, who is African-American, gestured to herself and told Mr. Neeson, "You have to understand the pain of a black person hearing what you said.
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Several current and former Adidas employees said they were frequently the only black person in meetings and often felt their input was not valued when decisions were being made.
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Last year, when Footwear News highlighted the top 40 people under 40 who it said were revolutionizing the shoe industry, the list did not include a single black person.
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The town is overwhelmingly white, according to that census, which listed 15 people of mixed race, nine American Indians or other indigenous people, five Asians and one black person.
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That means they're going to be more likely to initiate a policing action, from traffic stops to more serious arrests, against a black person who lives in these areas.
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Where any given black person draws the line between a safe, rational choice and outlandish, even or life-threatening "white people shit" varies depending, on how adventurous we feel.
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Blackface, which most often occurs when a white person covers themselves in dark makeup or black paint to imitate a black person, has been around for close to two centuries.
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Only this month actor Michelle Rodriguez defended Liam Neeson after he confessed, unsolicited, to prowling the streets looking for a black person to hurt after the rape of a friend.
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"Because you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on Halloween, or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween," she said.
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The portrait, which is highlighted at the end of the video, is one of the only pre-20th century portraits of a Black person that is not explicitly a slave.
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I feel like, for me, I have such a community of Black artists around me — access to them — that I don't feel like the only Black person in the room.
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You could be into so many things and still be a black person, you could still be a fly dude, you could still get the girl, if that makes sense.
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" Walker's response was something to the effect of, "I only use an image of one Black person in this show, and I will let you decide which image that is.
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It is frustrating when you find yourself boxed in by the stereotypes of the angry black men, or the lazy black person, or the athlete, or the rapper, you know?
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Get your heart rate down and your mind relatively clear, because acting out of blind rage and calling the police could get a black person thrown in jail or killed.
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And as I've just uncovered the truth of my existence as the only black person in my white family, I'm only now starting to talk to those closest to me.
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In her rant, she several times called the policeman a "kaffir", apartheid-era slang for a black person and one of the worst terms of hate speech in South Africa.
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In that same vein, I can afford a mental breakdown in a way a black person cannot, which is to say without a sizeable chance it will get me shot.
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Yet, despite the life-threatening risk posed to any black person who stood up for their rights in the Jim Crow south, Taylor did not hesitate to seek justice immediately.
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This meant that a black person on a donor list would not be seen as a viable match for a white kidney that had a higher frequency of HLA antigens.
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Could officers who get called to a situation that ends up being "suspicious because black" tell the black person stopped that they are sorry for intruding on the person's day?
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The killing in Minnesota on Wednesday was the 123rd killing of a black person by law enforcement in America so far this year, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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What had given them hope, many said in interviews, was an achievement that could never be erased even as it slips into history: that a black person can become president.
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PETA makes this comparison all the time, arguing that killing a cow just because it's a cow is just as bad as killing a black person because she is black.
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"You do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on Halloween, or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween," Ms. Kelly said.
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As such, there is a kind of black person — mostly male, I suspect — who connect with Trump's Alpha Male routine, which has a lot in common with the rapper persona.
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That means they're going to be generally more likely to initiate a policing action, from traffic stops to more serious arrests, against a black person who lives in these areas.
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As a painter and as a black person, how do you talk about skin color without fetishizing it or exoticizing it, just talk about the way light reflects off surface?
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The extraordinary black person is a character much of America is comfortable confronting — from the superhero to the heroic slave, black girl magic to the trope of the Magical Negro.
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That means they're going to be generally more likely to initiate a policing action, from traffic stops to more serious arrests, against a black person who lives in these areas.
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"Had Anita Hill been white or been a light-skinned black person or maybe even Latina or a light-skinned Asian woman, people would have viewed her differently," Perry says.
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Now, a black person living in Colorado, which expanded Medicaid, is more likely to be covered by a health insurance plan than a white person in Texas, which rejected expansion.
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I've been a student for over 10 years now, and not once have I had a teacher assign a book written by a black person for the class to read.
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"Every day going into a conference room where you are the only one — maybe the only woman, maybe the only black person, that can weigh on you," Ms. Hussein said.
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" Cobb writes, "The passage of six decades has not dimmed this dynamic confronted by Armstrong, or by any prominent black person tasked with the entertainment of millions of white ones.
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A black person in Virginia could ask Northam to pick him up from the airport and he'd be like, [in a deep Southern accent] 'I'll be there in 15 minutes.
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It was cathartic for me to see Donald Glover embody a toxic black person doing heinous things and see the visible struggle in his face and body to find stability.
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And in 2015, she was the first Black person to win an Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series Emmy for playing Annalise Keating in How to Get Away with Murder.
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Kimberley Johnson, a feminist contributor to HuffPost and the spokeswoman for the national advocacy group We Are Woman, was slammed for questioning why a black person would not embrace progressive politics.
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They chained themselves to the entry of the New York City Police Department's union to bring national attention to the union's protection of another officer's unjust murder of another Black person.
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"As a young black person in this country, I see just about every day instances where people in power are getting away with stuff that harms people like me," Thomas continued.
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Take the racial disparity in stroke: when a Black person has a stroke, they face an average cost of $21968,21978, while white people with the same condition are looking at $21980,240.
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The film isn't subtle about how unhappy Chris is to be the only black person in a crowd, or how relieved he is to share his worries with a black friend.
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"Black Lives Matter never protests when, every 14 hours, somebody is killed in Chicago, probably 70 to 80 percent of the time [by] a black person," Giuliani said on Fox News.
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As comedian Chris Rock once put it to New York magazine: So, to say Obama is progress is saying that he's the first black person that is qualified to be president.
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The assumption that a black person running means that he must have committed a crime is why so many Black people attempt to avoid contact with police in the first place.
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I wish I suggested that, you know, it might upset some people, like, your wife [Kim Kardashian has since said she was "embarrassed" by Kanye's comments] or every black person ever.
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There are of course practical concerns about having someone so comfortable with blatant racial attacks on the payroll (and yes, comparing a black person to an ape is a classic attack).
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The grandson of a sharecropper, and son of a janitor, Frazier's appointment to CEO in 2011 made him the only black person leading one of the major U.S. or European drugmakers.
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Success does not need to have a preferred style; a black person does not have to wear a glamorous gown or a tailored suit to captivate the imagination of the public.
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And so I think the days of the war stories, that 'I'm the only black person at the board table' or 'I had to deal with this or that' are gone.
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In areas with high rates of violent crime by blacks, police were more than three times more likely to shoot dead a black person than a white person, the study found.
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I didn't really get to know a black person, or someone of Latino descent, or a Muslim, until many, many years later, when I moved to Milwaukee and later Southern California.
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The former "Apprentice" reality show contestant was the most senior black person in the administration, serving as director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison until her firing in 2018.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the sixth conviction of Flowers, who is black, because the prosecutor let a single black person onto the jury after striking all other potential African Americans.
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Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic, a former University of Southern California economics professor who studied urban economics and development, recently became the first black person to lead a Fed regional bank.
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As Mitchell explains to Essence, the goal is to "put you in the shoes of the everyday alienated black person," and authenticity should theoretically always have a place at the table.
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Neither the musical nor the film has a shred of reality to it—or, at least, any reality that a black person or a wartime factory worker would recognize as such.
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It may even be easier to get a racist cop convicted of murdering a black person than it is to get a racist American to acknowledge his or her own racism.
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Ms. Fulton said that Mr. Martin had studied with Barrington Irving, the first black person to pilot a plane around the world solo in 2007, in after-school and summer programs.
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I think that if I bring that energy, especially as a plus-size Black person, I can be part of the fight for inclusivity for every type of person out there.
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Maher didn't ask any black person for such license of course, yet he assumed it in the storied tradition of liberal arrogance and privilege of which he is a proud descendant.
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By 1988, Kelly was the first American and black person to become a member of the august Chambre Syndicale du Prêt-à-Porter, which governs the French ready-to-wear industry.
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Implicit bias is bias, and it's clear that someone who cannot distinguish from using shoe polish on his face to imitate a Black person clearly suffers from this or is delusional.
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Somehow, among all that media buzz, I hope maybe some other black person in Sweden will see my exhibition and think that he or she can be an artist as well.
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There, a black person is still 11 times more likely than a white person to be arrested for smoking in public, according to a new report from the Drug Policy Alliance.
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When it was Tlaib's turn to question Cohen, she responded to Meadows: Just because someone has a person of color — a black person — working for them does not mean they aren't racist.
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Pump is, clearly, not a black person, but he uses the n-word gleefully, not just in his lyrics but also in conversation with me and in his discussions with his team.
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The W.E.B. Du Bois Medal was named in honor of the civil rights leader and scholar who became the first black person to receive a doctoral degree from the university in 1895.
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"Years ago, as a black person, you knew the clubs which would let you in, such as Corks Wine Bar or Moonlighting, but you stayed away from Chinawhite, for example," she said.
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" Jordan Obi "When you're a young black person living in working in predominately white spaces, when you spend time in a space that's predominately back, your status quo is sort of reset.
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This scene feels like a fantasy sequence for any Black person who has ever attended Coachella or any music festival where they've had to deal with entitlement and microaggressions from white people.
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" When Lahren slammed Kaepernick's kneeling during the national anthem, Noah, who is biracial like the NFL star, asked, "What is the right way for a black person to get attention in America?
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But even if a black person and a white person use exactly the same amount of a particular drug, "Whites get arrested less," according to Rigg, the University of South Florida scholar.
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As anyone who's listened to a presidential candidate scream bigoted remarks, or watched a cop shoot an unarmed black person, or been inside a prison, knows America is an openly racist country.
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He was also the first black person to be independently elected to a statewide office in Kentucky, and the first Republican attorney general elected in the state in more than 70 years.
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This black person never asked for that, but Good White People don't care so much for reading and listening either, they want to fast-forward to whatever prescribed action alleviates their guilt.
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When a black person believes her experience—a white person yelling and throwing things at them, or using a derisive tone—has racist implications, she shouldn't have to convince others of this.
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"White people have the privilege of not constantly being reminded of their race in the United States, where white is the majority, whereas as a black person you don't," Ms. Vittrup said.
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"Being a black person in America, also being queer, is really complex, because a lot of black people have a lot of homophobia and transphobia that isn't really discussed," Ms. Hunlen said.
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Once when I stood at the sinks in a restaurant bathroom in Havre, a white woman walked in and screamed, exclaiming that she didn't expect (or want?) to see a black person.
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I knew full well what Lee stood for; had I stopped for a second, I might have imagined how it would feel to be a black person riding along that same street.
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As Mr. West states in his TMZ interview, he is an artist, a musician, and a black person, but his opinions do not have to align with other members of that group.
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According to a study published in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, only 20% of missing person cases in the United States involving a black person are covered by the news.
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"Any time a black person spoke out, we got the boot," said Keith Bush, a Newark resident who said he had been kicked off the board after filing a complaint against it.
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"Going into the grocery store as a white person is totally different than going into the grocery store as a black person," she tells hosts Jada Pinkett Smith and Adrienne Banfield-Norris.
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"It's unfortunate and sick that Liam Neeson would in response to a tragedy simply seek out any black person to murder," Malik Russell, a spokesman for the N.A.A.C.P., said in an email.
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The verdict in October marked the first time an on-duty Chicago police officer was criminally convicted for the killing of a black person and touched off celebratory street demonstrations in Chicago.
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I can't state this, I shouldn't call it a fact, it's a surmise on my part: I know of no black person who has ever played a significant role in his business.
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Nonetheless, the perceptive black person on the receiving end of such encounters understands that he has been assigned a provisional status: One false move and the police or security will be summoned.
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But before the arrest, the murder sparked protests and activism in real life and social media, as people feared that police would once again neglect the murder of a black person in America.
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I've chosen to be on television to showcase our greatness to the world, and to give validation to what every black person already knows: that we are magnificent mothers, fathers, spouses and professionals.
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Starring Regina Hall and Anna Faris, the franchise took advantage of the adage that "a Black person would never…" in order to reimagine the typical series of unfortunate events in the horror genre.
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Earlier this week, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum won the Democratic nomination for the Florida governorship in a primary, becoming the first black person to be nominated for the position by either major party.
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He is the subject of a well-received biography and a groundbreaking genetic study, and is something of a celebrity in Iceland, where he is thought to have been the first black person.
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While the authorities have not named him as a victim, an official list of the dead describes one unknown body as only that of a black person followed by the words "employee, Cappuccino."
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"The implication here is that when a black person is being 'uppity' it means they don't know their place, that there is a limit to how high their place should be," Lui wrote.
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Robert Smith, a technology investor and former banker said by Forbes to be the richest black person in America, made his gift to "ensure we have all the opportunities of the American dream".
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In 1948, after fighting for her right to be admitted, she was able to attend the law school where she was one of eight women and the only black person in her class.
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This industry is so far behind sports, it's ridiculous," Lee continued, saying it was "easier to be president of the United States as a black person than be head of a studio. Honest.
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They are no longer what black people prefer to be called, but only the N-word was always been used as an epithet, being a direct charge that a black person is inferior.
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Nonetheless, she climbed quickly: undergrad at Berkeley, medical school at UC Davis, a public health degree at Harvard, and a residency at Stanford, where she was the only black person in her class.
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"Nobody else was asked their (sic) ID. I feel this is racial profiling, I am the only black person here with my son in the pool," Abhulimen is heard saying in the video.
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Scholars attribute a large part of the yawning wealth gap between black and white Americans — the typical white person has 13 times the wealth of a typical black person — to discriminatory housing policies.
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In basic training, a white boy from rural Alabama shared that he had never seen a black person before, and now he not only knew black people, but had made friends with them.
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"You truly do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface at Halloween or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween," she said during the segment.
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Thomas added that the student might not be the only black person in the class but was among a small group of African-American students who participated in the activity, the outlet noted.
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It may sound like a "Saturday Night Live" skit, but the "Come Meet a Black Person" event -- set for Thursday in Lawrenceville, near Atlanta -- is a real attempt to bridge the racial divide.
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Even with that paragraph in the opening pages of her book, the question of Harris blackness, or more specifically, how black she is, or even, what kind of black person she is, persists.
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And brace yourself, you might want to sit down for this — but Beyoncé is black," Williams said, adding, "As a black person, you walk around every day constantly reminded that you are black.
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David Walker's "Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World," published in Boston in 1829, was the first sustained attack on slavery and racism written by a black person in the United States.
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"My son doesn't walk the same path as yours do, so this debate deserves more time," Flowers, who is the only black person serving on the eight-member committee, said to her colleagues.
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What can take a long time to figure out and often is a question that follows you through your whole life is how to cope with the challenges of being a black person.
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In an open letter published by Mass Appeal Tuesday, the Queens native declared that for a black person to be unbothered by the country's social climate, they have to denounce their racial identity.
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"Each time we lose a precious life to fear, distress and prejudice, the list of things that will get you killed as a black person in America gets a little longer," Lee said.
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There's evidence to support this concern: Studies on implicit bias show cops may subconsciously perceive a black person with a gun as a threat more easily than a white person with a gun.
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A series of scandals last week brought the issue of "blackface" — when nonblack people darken their skin using makeup or other products to imitate a black person — roaring back into the cultural conversation.
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Russo: This is one of those books that come around for Black History Month and bring to life a black person from history that a lot of people might not have heard about.
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I had never even met a black person at that point in my life, but if my grandfather hated them, I thought it must be O.K. for me to dislike them as well.
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" And to deflect criticism of his treatment of black protestors, he reassured everyone he was "gentle," pointed at a black person in the audience, and said, "Look at my African American over here.
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" Then there was the 2015 caller anxious about whether Mr. Obama might one day decree that "any black person accused of a crime, charged with a crime, is not going to be prosecuted.
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It's what you would have heard passing a black person doing his job, entertaining himself doing the drudgery of work, the way a guy named Thomas Dartmouth Rice did sometime around the 21600s.
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If you are a black person who does not try to be palatable for a white audience, but instead focuses on your own culture and experience, this is seen as a transgressive act.
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"If there was a trial of a white person who had done something against a black person, whites with integrity had better not convict because they would be ostracized," says Nash, now 81.
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"They talked to a black person about voting rights, a brown person about immigration, a gay about gay rights, a woman about choice and on and on, slicing up the electorate," he said.
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"All the things I needed as a black person I typically wasn't buying from black people," said Jazzi McGilbert, the founder of Reparations Club, a marketplace that opened in Los Angeles in June.
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In fact, on one visit, I was stopped three times — pulled from a group in which I was the only Black person — to have my bag sized up with a special measuring card.
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The black person subjected to the call, meanwhile, often has to deal with increased stress and anger as a result of being racially profiled, and forced to justify their presence in a particular space.
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" Robertson was briefly suspended from the family's A&E show in 2013 following an interview about pre-Civil War African-Americans in which he said he never "saw the mistreatment of any black person.
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I am determined to bring about a day when a white person driving a vehicle in and a black person driving a vehicle, when they see a police officer approaching, feels the same thing.
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She is the black person who insists that she is not like other black people because of one "obscure" (but not really obscure — black people are everywhere and we have gotten into everything) interest.
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" In the video, Edwards can be heard saying that "nobody else was asked their ID. I feel this is racial profiling; I am the only black person here with my son in the pool.
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I grew up in an all-black privileged environment, and that is the world in which I write, where anything you can imagine anyone doing, you could easily imagine a black person doing it.
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A white person said this to me, a black person said that to me, an Indian person said that to me, and I made a whole sentence out of it—it can be possible.
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She and Daniel (Dubán Andrés Prado), the one black person in her contemporary circle, do not discuss their shared racial heritage, and an indigenous man, Cancahuimacu, serves as a spiritual guide and nothing more.
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"This idea of oh poor little black person, oh poor little poor person, oh poor little woman, oh poor little indigenous person, everybody's a poor little something!" he declared, his voice crackling with excitement.
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Manigault acknowledged that she's often the only black person at the table in White House meetings, but told other panelists that she didn't "want to hear a lecture" on their anger at Donald Trump.
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The racial divisions continue: three-quarters of blacks say police are more likely to use force against a black person than a white person, while a majority of whites (56%) say race doesn't matter.
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"I know that if I was behaving like he was — or any other black person for that matter — police would have been called and we would have been kicked off the flight," she said.
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"I really think the range of emotions and perceptions I have had access to as a Black person and as a female person are greater than those of people who are neither," she said.
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Daniel Cameron, above, a former legal counsel for Senator Mitch McConnell, won his race for attorney general of Kentucky, making him the first black person to be elected to the office in the state.
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The study found that people who killed a black person citing the law walked free 28503 percent of the time, but those who killed a white person walked free 22019 percent of the time.
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I assume because of the First Amendment but also our racial disparity is so blatant that, as a black person with a grand platform, it has to eat at you to not say something.
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Dawes was both the first African-American woman to win an individual Olympic medal in artistic gymnastics and the first Black person of any gender or nationality to win a gold medal in gymnastics.
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In the film, Ms. Jones returns to a local store she patronized as a child, where she said the owner had trained his parrot to recite a racial epithet whenever a black person entered.
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Yes, the year is 2018, and never before has an image taken by a black person gotten cover billing in the nation's premier fashion magazine -- a publication that has been around for 126 years.
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"I've chatted with illustrators who have told me that they are so used to drawing white people all the time that when they draw a black person it's a problem for them," he said.
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When Khosla received his pizza on Friday night, instead of a Cracker Jack-quality riddle, he saw the comment "What's the difference between a black person and a piece [expletive]" scrawled on the box.
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Thus began a long stretch of working in spaces where McCraney was either the only black person present or one of very few — an experience that strikes him as something of a doubtful advantage.
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But the crowd also clapped and cheered as some speakers demanded justice for a death that the community sees as another unjust killing of a black person at the hands of a white person.
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They objected to a white artist's using — and potentially profiting from — an image of violence against a black person and urged that the painting not only be removed from the show but also destroyed.
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As to the dangerous behavior pursued by the survivors — like setting up a bed-and-breakfast in an obviously haunted house, or hanging out in a graveyard — no sensible black person would do that.
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It had the largest solo superhero opening of all time, the largest ever box office in February, and the most white people seeing a movie starring a black person who is not Will Smith.
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Tshabalala had been chief of the unit since 2008 and became the first black person to lead the continent's largest bank by assets without sharing power after his co-CEO stood down this year.
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"The reason you're comfortable comparing your situation to a lynching is that you value black people so little that in your mind, a black person dying is equal to your slight discomfort," she said.
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Mr. Trump asked if he could "name a country run by a black person that wasn't a shithole" and, while driving through a struggling neighborhood, remarked that only African-Americans could live that way.
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When I speak I do not speak just as myself, I speak as every black person they've never met, I speak on behalf of every person of color that they may like or dislike.
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The presumption of guilt every time a black person is injured or accused of a crime is the small price these white supremacists are willing to pay for the opportunity to mock grieving mothers.
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Self-preservation dictates where each black person locates the threshold into white nonsense that they simply shall not cross, whether it's because it will get them clowned or because it could get them killed.
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In a country where the word for black person, "abd," literally means "slave," he had no idea the strength on which he prided himself had a price here, judged to be between $200 and $143.
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Jordan Kunzika (pictured at left in the photo above), CTO of Bae and senior at Dartmouth College, is a first generation Angolan-American who often was the only Black person in his computer science classes.
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After yet another white woman went viral for unnecessarily calling the cops on a black person doing something ordinary, the Saturday Night Live actress and fellow comedian Rashida Olayiwola took to Instagram to poke fun.
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"We was just kind of cool that we had a chance to kill the snake because most of the time, the black person and the brown person is the first one[s] [eaten]," he joked.
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If the phrases "black foreigner" or "black person" are used as slurs in conjunction with words like "lazy" or "slow" in the source text, the AI picks up on those patterns and makes them explicit.
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Calls for an African-American on the ticket At the NAACP's convention in Baltimore, organization members said they wanted to see a black person on Democrats' 2020 ticket, per McClatchy's William Douglas and Katishi Maake.
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That was also the beginning of my trying to understand what it meant to live as a black person in this country—having been born here, but also having ties to Africa and being Muslim.
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"What's going through my mind at that point is 'Wow, I am a part of this type of incident where a black person is being racially profiled by a white person,' " Okafor said on CNN.
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He will be the first non-black person to represent the district since 1944, the first Dominican-born immigrant to sit in the House and first congressman to have entered America as an undocumented migrant.
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Daniel Cameron, a former legal counsel for Senator Mitch McConnell, won his race for attorney general of Kentucky on Tuesday, making him the first black person to be elected to the office in the state.
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It's a surprise to hear Newt Gingrich criticizing discrepancies between sentencing for crack and powder cocaine and saying a white person cannot ever understand what it's like to be a black person in this country.
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When the camera and the bike tip, we go straight down a rabbit hole—horizontal events squashed into a vertical frame—into Facebook Live's nightmare genre: an encounter between a black person and the cops.
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So I'm a big fan of self-care in every way, and I believe that as a part of black people's reparations package, every black person deserves their own therapist and that is incredibly important.
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It's easy to see how Glover could grab onto the radical psychedelia of a song like "Hit It and Quit It" and find a comfort and pride in bringing another black person into the world.
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In stories about race and racism, a basically decent but timid or ignorant white person has a change of heart, a bigot is disgraced or an exceptionally talented black person heroically proves the haters wrong.
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"The president has demonstrated that he has a default mechanism in him that breaks down the side of race, on the side that favors the black person," he said in a radio interview in 2010.
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Sure, she'll review buzzy foundations or film a drugstore look, but her videos are peppered with personal topics, like her experience having naturally blue eyes as a Black person and the realities of interracial marriage.
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Amara's take is if you're offended or sensitive about a non-black person singing the n-word, you should blame the creator of the song ... not the fans of the singer trying to mimic them.
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After taking the PSAT in high school, I remember feeling confused after receiving an award in the mail honoring me for being a black person — not a biracial person — who scored highly on the exam.
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One of the moves that I love that liberals try to do -- the liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism, because they know that we are very proud, emotional people.
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It's only right that the first Black person — a woman at the that — finally get the highest Hollywood honor of them all: having her story told on the biggest stage of them all, the silver screen.
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Using a smaller sample of about 3,700 cities due to data limitations, they found that having at least one black person on the city council reduced the relationship between race and fines by about 50 percent.
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But that aside, UnReal does pose a question that anyone who feels like I feel has already asked: Why hasn't ABC cast a Black person as the star on either one of its reality-dating series?
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Apple is still a largely white and male company in spite of public commitments to improve diversity within its ranks, and Smith's exit will leave its 230-person senior leadership without a black person among them.
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Apple is still a largely white and male company in spite of public commitments to improve diversity within its ranks, and Smith's exit will leave its 19-person senior leadership without a black person among them.
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As the first Black person to take up the charge as the lead on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette, Rachel is already feeling pressure about what the race of her next boo will or should be.
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Noting that Calderón was the first black person to step onto his property in 20 years, Barker calls her a "nigger" and "mongrel" and threatens to "burn" her and all other immigrants out of the country.
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Critics of Mr Fryer's work have pointed out that his paper does not address any bias in an officer's decision to stop a black person in the first place—a common criticism of stop and frisk.
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According to a 2013 study from the ACLU, a black person in the United States is nearly four times more likely than a white person to be arrested for marijuana possession, despite similar rates of use.
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A former building superintendent working for the Trumps explained that he was told to code any application by a black person with the letter C, for colored, apparently so the office would know to reject it.
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For the sake of clarity, blackface means literally darkening your skin with makeup (in the olden days, they used burnt cork), exaggerating your eyes and lips so you resemble an offensive cartoon of a black person.
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He then leaned in toward me, the only other black person in the place, eyes quickly darting across the restaurant to make sure none of the white patrons could hear what he was desperate to say.
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Last year, a police officer on Reddit asked people to stop calling in "suspicious activity" just because they see a black person: Ya know, I'm just going to complain and get some stuff off my chest.
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Eventually, Martin admitted a fact that surprised many in the courtroom: In nearly two decades as an educator, Martin had never hired a single black person for any position, nor worked with a single black teacher.
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For casual vanlifer fans, Jennelle is oftentimes the "only" — the only Gen Z person, the only Black person, the only person who prefers whimsical decor and spastic filming styles over Pendleton blankets and cinematic drone shots.
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At 29, Elaine Welteroth became not just the youngest Editor-in-Chief in Condé Nast&aposs 107-year-old history, but also only the second black person to ever hold an EIC title at the company.
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"I go to this school every day, I walk through the hallways of this school, and I don't think I see a black person usually through my day," said Sarai, who lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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It's weird just being a Black person that does martial arts in the Black community... kids would pick on you and you'd just beat the brakes off 'em... but that was just what it was, right?
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Of course, police may be more likely to shoot a black person in the first place, as a result of racial biases: Studies show that officers are quicker to shoot black suspects in video game simulations.
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But more broadly, it was a reminder that although the criminal justice system will go through the same motions when a black person is killed as when a white person is, you can't expect the same results.
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I have a lot of friends in law enforcement who will hate me for saying this, but when you see a black person with a gun, you tend to get more afraid, which is racist and wrong.
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And on Thursday night's episode, it looked like she might be doing something that some fans of the show have been waiting a long time for: bonding with another Black person over the experience of being Black.
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A few months later, a conservative anti-Trump Twitter account called the Reagan Battalion leaked a hidden camera video of Nick saying that if a white person slept with a black person that makes them a degenerate.
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The "K word", as it is known in South Africa, is apartheid-era slang for a black person and is regarded as a deeply offensive slur on a par with the "N word" in the United States.
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ROME (Reuters) - Mario Balotelli, Italy's most famous black footballer, said on Wednesday a politician who has become the first black person elected to the Senate should be ashamed of himself for representing a fiercely anti-migrant party.
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Crime-plagued New York was a rough place to be a young Black person in the bicentennial decade, but it was also the backdrop of a music revolution: the joint birth of hip-hop, punk, and disco.
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But Kenneth Clark, the first black person to earn a doctorate in psychology at Columbia University and to hold a permanent professorship at City College of New York, was quick to dismiss Northern righteousness on race matters.
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Only suburban dwellers had the means or the space, and only white families were suburban families at this time, as redlining practices in housing ensured no black person was able to purchase one of these suburban homes.
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Scott's killing was the 214th of a black person by U.S. police this year out of an overall total of 821, according to Mapping Police Violence, an anti-police violence group created out of the protest movement.
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Morgan grew up in Brooklyn, but, for Martinez, the idea that someone like him — another black person, another person from the hood — could make it big as a comedian, without having to change himself, stuck with him.
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Superheroes are powerful and beloved, held in high esteem by society at large; the idea that a normal black person could experience such a thing in America was so far-fetched as to effectively constitute gallows humor.
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When a white person heard an enslaved black person say I dig and thought, "Wow, that word really fills a gap in American English, I think I'll use it," that was not two cultures mingling and blending.
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Martin Luther King, union memberIn 1967, King walked in Robeson&aposs footsteps when he was inducted into Local 10 as an honorary member, the same year Williams became the first black person elected president of Local 10.
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Before his election, I had a wariness about racism that was abstract and low key; it noted things, like being the only black person in an E.R., but it was chiefly interested in gathering information, reflecting, analyzing.
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"If I drop my soap on the floor next to my bunk, I have to throw it away"—because a black person might have touched the floor—"and if I don't, I'll get battery-packed," he says.
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" He also remembers seeing Michael Jackson on TV. "Everything else on television portrayed a black person as inferior," he said, "but here was this man who was black like me, moving people of all colors to tears.
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"They're telling people, if you see a black person lying on the side of the road, you have to ask him for his papers before helping him," he said outside Nice's Palais de Justice earlier this month.
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But add to that being denied or expecting to be denied justice (less than 1 percent of all officers charged with killing a Black person are actually convicted), and it's impossible not to be filled with despair.
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This is an ultrapractical view of the end of life that testifies to the sort of bootstrap conservatism that argues that because one black person has overcome the systemic and self-inflicted roadblocks to success, anyone can.
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But the transition from the black woman to the white women — compiled into a static collage by a social media user — evoked a long-running racist trope in soap advertising: a "dirty" black person cleansed into whiteness.
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This incident adds to a seemingly endless stream of incidents where a white person has called police on a black person over completely nonexistent offenses, like sitting in Starbucks, using neighborhood pools, or staying in an Airbnb.
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She will lament, "People are so mean to me because I happen to enjoy Japanese glaze pottery and no other black person likes that," and when you point out that someone like Doyle Lane exists, she goes silent.
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"[Trump] said to me, 'Name one country run by a black person that's not a shithole,' and then he added, 'Name one city,'" Cohen told Vanity Fair, describing a private conversation after South African leader Nelson Mandela died.
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But we also randomly assigned a number of mechanisms of social monitoring and sanctioning — from the simple observance of the potential defection by another black person to the threat of publication of the transgression in a community newspaper.
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Just after making history as the first Black person to win an Emmy for Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series, Donald Glover scored his second Emmy of the night — and dropped a huge truth bomb in the process.
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Lionel's basic logic is, if he can prove Troy, son of the dean, rich, and commonly seen as "one of the good ones," faces oppression on campus, then it will be clear no Black person can escape racism.
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In December, Daron Lee, one of the pastors at Agape, was elected to the city council, the first Black person ever to win a citywide election in Warner Robins, which has a population that is 36% African-American.
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Roseanne Barr broke down in tears after posting her racist tweet, saying she may be a loudmouth but she would never knowingly call a black person a disparaging term ... despite comparing Obama's adviser Valerie Jarrett to an ape.
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The whole affair seemed like a surprisingly white one on both sides: Downhill of the rally, I initially only ran into one other black person, an old friend from the local arts scene, whom I'll call Mekhi Chiles.
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"James Jackson prowled the streets of New York for three days in search of a black person to assassinate in order to launch a campaign of terrorism against our Manhattan community and the values we celebrate," he said.
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His celebrated "I Have A Dream" speech is the epitome of finding a dream in the midst of weariness, as both an activist and black person living through injustice: Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.
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Asked whether the police in most communities are more likely to use deadly force against a black person than a white person, three-quarters of African-Americans answered yes, and only about half as many white people agree.
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Awards shows can be pretty meaningless but Sunday night actually wasn't so vapid, as Mr. Glover took home an award for directing for "Atlanta," making him the first black person to win an award for directing TV comedy.
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" His interrogative reply is twofold: "Have you ever once asked a white person why he only draws white people?" and "Is it not possible for me to draw a black person who is representative of humanity in general?
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Speaking with Joy-Ann Reid of MSNBC on Friday night, Mr. Steele, a former lieutenant governor of Maryland and the first black person elected to statewide office there, said he did not accept an apology from Mr. Walters.
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That means that any slip-up, any failure to comply in the right way at the right moment, can be disastrous for a young black person, leading to death or lifelong entanglement in America's often grotesque justice system.
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On March 17 and 18, a small group of protesters blocked Ms. Schutz's painting from view at the Whitney gallery, objecting to a white artist's using and potentially profiting from an image of violence against a black person.
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"James Jackson prowled the streets of New York for three days in search of a black person to assassinate in order to launch a campaign of terrorism against our Manhattan community and the values we celebrate," Vance said.
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But we don't talk about the trauma that comes from being a journalist but also the trauma that comes from being a person of color or a black person in America, and what do you do about that?
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But I thought the gaze quickly turned back on me as a black person, and the white audience was suddenly listening to this one-sided conversation between a black actress and the people of color in the audience.
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But I thought the gaze quickly turned back on me as a black person, and the white audience was suddenly listening to this one-sided conversation between a black actress and the people of color in the audience.
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In perhaps one of the more heartbreaking developments, black child actors were enlisted in blackface acts, including an elementary school-aged Sammy Davis Jr. He was a black child portraying a white man portraying a stereotypical black person.
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Harry Mears, 54, said that one of his black friends would jokingly call him a "white cracker" and he would call the friend an oreo, a slur for a black person seen as too close to white people.
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From what I could see, I was the only Black person (hell, the only person of color) in the park, a fact I probably wouldn't have been aware of if it weren't for the piercing nature of strangers' stares.
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If Harris succeeds at obtaining the Democratic nomination and defeating Trump in November 2020, she would be the first woman and the second Black person to become president of the United States in the nation's 244-year-old history.
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" Buttigieg said he was determined "to bring about a day" when a white person driving a vehicle and a black person driving a vehicle experiences the same feeling when a police officer approaches: "Not of fear, but of safety.
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But, although the part of the film tracing Talley's younger years contextualizes his experiences with racism, his fraught position as the lone black person in most of the fashion world he gained entry to isn't quite a narrative throughline.
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When we see a black performer in an old movie or a black person in an old interview refer to themselves as "colored" or a "Negro," we do not wince as if they were being called the N-word.
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Unmovable and cool, Luke Cage generates in the imagination an alternate reality where god-given powers—or abilities obtained via scientific experiments gone awry—grant a black person the safety and agency that are still elusive in this world.
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Sure, I lived a little bit of life, found a school, and I live on my own, but I'm not out there taking tests and falling into high school love, while dealing with another young black person being shot.
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To say that black people have made progress would be to say they deserve what happened to them before… So, to say Obama is progress is saying that he's the first black person that is qualified to be president.
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BUSTED IN NEW YORKAnd Other EssaysBy Darryl Pinckney According to a rumor in New Orleans, an old family restaurant used to give a free ham to any police officer who killed a black person in the line of duty.
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In exchange for receiving extra representation in Congress through the census' enumeration of each enslaved black person as three-fifths of a free person, the slave-holding states were required to ante up a corresponding amount of tax dollars.
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History teaches that no matter how buttoned up and politically correct a black person presents themselves, if non-blacks have a negative image burned into their heads from birth, subduing one's self will make no difference in racial progress.
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And finally, if we are really going to have this honest conversation on how and what this country owes black people, I feel very strongly that every black person should receive a therapist as part of any reparations package.
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Not about being a black person in XYZ situation, but rather it's, what is it to be Anita Norman, or what is it to be Katerra Logan, or Isaiah Genece or Leonard Galmon, to name some of our subjects.
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