Lewis also pointed out that there tended to be more violence by blacks against other blacks, and also more violence by blacks against whites than whites against blacks.
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Though some blacks purchased other blacks for humanitarian purposes, including family members, many others enslaved fellow blacks for their own economic benefit.
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Northern blacks and Southern blacks are most likely processing Sanders quite differently.
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But that statement puts non-blacks on a pedestal and blacks on the bottom.
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Yet they would never visit the dreary refugee camps, much less live with blacks, let blacks marry their daughters or shake hands with blacks on a hot day.
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Asians don't imagine that all Asians look alike; blacks don't think all blacks look alike.
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It also shows half of blacks say blacks are treated less fairly in stores and restaurants.
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It doesn't care about the 90 percent of blacks that have been killed by other blacks.
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In fact, blacks bought and sold fellow blacks from 21625 until the beginning of the Civil War.
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"Blacks are hired for only one reason: The companies want blacks to buy their products," he said.
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Do cops treat blacks differently because of racism, or because blacks commit a disproportionate number of violent crimes?
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That's what's offensive: the idea that targeting non-blacks in a joke is less offensive than targeting blacks.
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According to Census figures, blacks lag both Alabama whites, and blacks nationally, in median income and educational attainment.
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HBCUs emerged during a time when blacks were not allowed to attend white institutions -- blacks didn't have a choice.
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"He saw non-blacks as being more reliable when it came to paying the rent than blacks," he says.
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Yearly totals for 2016 were 233 blacks and 160 Hispanics killed, and, in 2015, 258 blacks and 172 Hispanics.
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These stereotypes that blacks have of Asians and that Asians have of blacks, historically, is another source of tension.
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What's more, even though whites and blacks use marijuana at similar rates, blacks are more harshly punished for it.
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Mr. Innis urged both presidents to reach out to blacks directly and urged blacks to join the Republican Party.
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In the minstrel show, blacks — and free blacks in particular — were objects of ridicule, lampooned for seeking equality and respectability.
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"I saw how blacks were only featured in crime stories, how stories about the masses of blacks were ignored," he continued.
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The fact that blacks and whites do marijuana at about an equal level, and yet four times more blacks get arrests.
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To his surprise, he found that blacks were no more likely to be shot before attacking an officer than non-blacks.
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And in U.S. experiments, when blacks and whites go in person to rent or buy properties, blacks are shown fewer options.
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You had these Korean shop owners who were suspicious of the blacks and that made the blacks suspicious of the Koreans.
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The survey items ask respondents if they agree/disagree that (1) blacks should work their way up without any special favors; (2) generations of slavery and discrimination make it difficult for blacks to work their way out of the lower class; (3) blacks have gotten less than they deserve; (4) blacks must try harder to get ahead.
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Among blacks, 59.9 percent identified discrimination as the main deterrent to upward mobility for African-Americans, and 32.0 percent said blacks were responsible for their condition — in other words, blacks are more conservative than white liberals on this issue.
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Its "true blacks" are much darker than an LCD's backlit blacks, so the jump to the darkest grey could appear more jarring.
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The two also adduce persuasive evidence that the death penalty is applied disproportionately to blacks, and especially to blacks who kill whites.
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" Currently, they host a YouTube show, "At Home with the Blacks," as well as a radio show, "On Air with the Blacks.
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And this created a space, a crack in the wall, through which blacks could enter, because blacks, too, could paint their faces.
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"I sometimes cynically say, 'The drug certainly does not work in blacks when blacks don't get prescribed the drug,'" Dr. Brawley said.
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Even before affirmative action became the law of the land, schools that did not discriminate against blacks had blacks on their student body.
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Overall, 54% say relations between blacks and whites have gotten worse since Obama became president, including 57% of whites and 40% of blacks.
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Looking forward, an overwhelming 88% of blacks say the country needs to keep making changes for blacks to have equal rights with whites.
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Despite the fact that blacks are stopped more often than non-blacks in Baltimore, the police are far less likely to find contraband.
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In November, Trump retweeted a graphic of false crime statistics comparing percentages of "blacks killed by blacks" and "blacks killed by police" that included an image of a dark-skinned man wearing a bandana, military-style pants and holding a handgun sideways.
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As significant gaps in wealth and life expectancy remain between blacks and whites, our perceptions of what ails our country widen by the year; only 22% of whites feel blacks are treated less fairly in the workplace, compared to 64% of blacks.
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It's part of how many blacks navigate American society: yielding to the expectations of the dominant culture, while still retaining credibility with other blacks.
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In 1990 just 47% of American Hispanics and 37% of blacks lived in suburbia; by 2010, 59% of Hispanics and 203% of blacks did.
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Smoking has declined faster for blacks than whites, and in most of the past 15 years, blacks have had lower smoking rates than whites.
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The ACLU reports cannabis use is "roughly equal among Blacks and whites, yet blacks are 3.73 times as likely to be arrested" for possession.
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The nonwhite students primarily stuck with their own race — blacks sat with blacks in the cafeteria, Asians with Asians, Native Americans with Native Americans.
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Cobb used the analogy of whites giving hand-me-down clothes to blacks to illustrate how they also gave blacks hand-me-down hospitals.
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Even slavery could not keep in check the strong desire of blacks to achieve financial independence; 22019 blacks who were born slaves died millionaires.
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Three-in-10 white people said blacks are treated less fairly than whites when voting in elections, while 58% of blacks said the same.
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Particularly in the South, efforts continue to be made to deny blacks access to the polls, even where blacks constitute the majority of the voters.
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For example, whites and blacks consume and sell drugs at pretty much the same rates, but far more blacks are arrested for drugs than whites.
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Are Democrats, like Hillary Clinton, willing to tell the black community in Chicago to change its ways with blacks killing blacks as the new normal?
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This has already happened between whites and blacks, because middle-aged blacks are living longer (for that, thank falling rates of cancer and heart disease).
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Jews. Well, fair is fair, and as between blacks and Jews we have no reason to reproach ourselves when we give preference to the blacks.
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Particularly in the South, efforts continue to be made to deny Blacks access to the polls, even where Blacks constitute the majority of the voters.
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I want to influence policy, I want to get blacks into key jobs, and yes, I want a voice in deciding who those blacks will be.
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Where prejudice is high, both blacks and whites see an elevated risk of death from heart disease—but the effect is stronger among blacks than whites.
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Their large-scale study confirmed that police officers are more likely to manhandle and pepper-spray blacks than whites, but not to shoot blacks more often.
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But as the data shows, police are more likely to treat blacks poorly and, in turn, blacks are more likely have a legitimacy problem with police.
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"People who will get very upset if someone said all blacks look alike are really comfortable saying all blacks ought to think alike," Justice Thomas said.
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"The REGARDS study was originally designed to examine why blacks (and particularly blacks in the Southern US) have a greater risk for stroke than whites," said Diaz.
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Instead, younger blacks support Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has virtually no record on race, while older blacks are behind Mr. Biden, whose record is concerning.
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In other words, the blacks you see will be really deep, dark blacks — but you'll still be able to tell who's who in a dimly lit shot.
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But there's a heavy weight that rests on my chest as a Black woman observing a barrage of 'Blacks beaten down by whites; Blacks saved by whites' stories.
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I still don't understand the loyalty of blacks to Biden who has spent decades in Washington promising returns for blacks, never delivering, and now wants their support again.
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"Our study also suggests that blacks may fare worse than whites, but the number of blacks may have been too small to say that with certainty," Soliman said.
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The bad news is that, although blacks are living longer, a racial disparity remains: The life expectancy of blacks is still four years less than that of whites.
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Doctors are treating blacks nearly as often as whites for high blood pressure, the researchers note, but blacks are still less likely to have the condition under control.
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" The president opened by polling attendees on whether they preferred the slogan "Blacks for Trump" or "African Americans for Trump," which prompted a chant of "Blacks for Trump!
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According to the NAACP, blacks and whites use drugs at similar rates, but the imprisonment rate of blacks for drug charges is almost six times that of whites.
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Still, the percentage of blacks who voted in 21625 was six points higher than the recent nadir, in 2900, when only 220006 percent of blacks cast a ballot.
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And far more say that blacks and women will lose influence than gain influence (48 percent to 19 percent for blacks, 46 percent to 23 percent for women).
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But as non-blacks, Asians have escaped centuries of slavery, the legal codification of racial inferiority, the cumulative and intergenerational disadvantages that blacks have endured as a result.
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And perhaps the reason blacks are more likely to attract the attention of the police is not that the police are biased or that blacks are "bad," but that the poor (black and white) are more likely to commit crimes than the rich, and blacks are more likely to be poor.
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We've all seen shocking, racially motivated hate crimes -- whites against blacks, blacks against whites, and between every other color and ethnicity -- caught on camera in the last eight years.
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In 2007, casting directors were writing to the model agencies [asking] 'No Blacks, no ethnics;' telling them 'Before you even send a girl to us: no Blacks, no ethnics.
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The ACLU reports that blacks are four to five times likelier to be convicted for drug possession, although surveys indicate that blacks and whites use drugs at similar rates.
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Throughout the years, I've seen whites call other whites white trash, and I've seen dark-skinned blacks say something about lighter-skinned blacks, "You high yellow," something like that.
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See the comments from Charles Blow's last article for numbers on state violence on blacks vs blacks violence toward each other for who is really doing the most harm.
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While increases were seen in both men and women as well as non-Hispanic blacks, non-Hispanic whites and Hispanics, blacks had the largest relative change, which was 20183%.
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In the 1960s, admitting more blacks to some Ivy League campuses resulted in blacks who chose to live in black dorms, who ate at separate tables in the cafeteria.
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" Then, Thomas provoked blacks to circle the wagons when he declared the hearings a "high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves.
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When police stood idle as 6900 blacks were killed during riots resulting from a black man swimming into "white" water near Chicago, blacks used rifles to kill 2628 attackers.
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After 20 years, Asians, whites and Hispanic migrants are all at above 90% on this measure while immigrant blacks actually slightly outperform native blacks with the same education and experience.
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Black people are four-and-a-half times more likely than non-blacks to view him favorably, while non-blacks make up a majority of people who view Kaepernick negatively.
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According to one Reuters poll, about half of Mr. Trump's supporters say that blacks are "more violent" than whites, while approximately 40 percent see blacks as "lazier" than other races.
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The majority of blacks who remain are disproportionally poor, with median incomes for blacks at $21,2100 compared with $89,000 for whites, a disparity twice as large as the national average.
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Billie Allen, the actress who played Negro-Sarah when "Funnyhouse" premièred, remembered how angry the play made both whites and blacks—particularly blacks, who felt that it denigrated the race.
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The more the police are demonized, the less active they will be in enforcing the law; thus, more blacks will be killed by other blacks in these violence-plagued neighborhoods.
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As urbanization brought blacks and whites closer together, white communities reacted with racially restrictive covenants, aiming to keep blacks and their perceived threat to property values out of white neighborhoods.
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Almost 8 in 10 blacks say America hasn't gone far enough in giving blacks equal rights with whites compared with almost 4 in 10 whites, and almost half of Hispanics.
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As a candidate, Trump attempted to appeal to blacks by charging that their economic situation had not improved under Democratic administrations and by promising to improve blacks' overall economic standing.
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In fact, many later-generation Asians, like blacks, are most likely to support affirmative action as it was originally designed and intended—to redress past wrongs against blacks by whites.
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He also said that blacks in general need to be treated more fairly by the police, and he expressed disappointment in the way some police forces have systematically discriminated against blacks.
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Scores of blacks died during the post-Reconstruction era because newspapers spread false or grossly exaggerated reports of blacks as predators, particularly accounts of black men raping white women, Godshalk said.
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It is true that younger blacks and Hispanics are also trending liberal, but for now, there are enough moderate and conservative older blacks and Hispanics to give Clinton some breathing room.
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This year's poll found that among Americans who feel that blacks and whites are equal, or that blacks are superior to whites, 113% expressed a strong interest in voting in 2020.
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A similar share, 52%, say the criminal justice system in the US favors whites over blacks, while 36% say it treats blacks and whites equally, down 6 points since February 2015.
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He previously told apartment complex employees he did not want to live near any blacks and told another neighbor that he thought blacks needed to be "exterminated," according to trial testimony.
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In 1978, poor blacks aged twelve and over were only marginally more likely than affluent blacks to be violent crime victims — around forty-five and thirty-eight per 1000 individuals respectively.
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But a majority of blacks say the opposite: 210% of them say blacks don't have as good a chance as whites in their communities to get a job they're qualified for.
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Such strikes of jurors by the prosecution are supposed to be subject to strict scrutiny, to guard against the existing, undeniable and systemwide prejudice of striking blacks from trials of blacks.
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He fielded a couple of high kicks, but couldn't outjump All Blacks winger Israel Dagg — which eventually led to Julian Savea's scoring the All Blacks' third try in the opposite corner.
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One of the biggest differences is on the question whether blacks and white have the same opportunities for jobs: 74 percent of whites say yes compared to 40 percent of blacks.
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They were imitating blacks that they saw every day because the Irish and blacks, in places like the Lower East Side of New York City, were in the same ghetto together.
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A majority (65 percent) says middle-class blacks and poor blacks share at least some values in common, with nearly a quarter (23 percent) saying they share a lot in common.
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Native Americans, Blacks, and Asians had some of the highest false match rates; for mugshots, Blacks and Asians were misidentified at rates ranging from ten to 100 times more than Caucasians.
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Whites and blacks, Democrats and Republicans — they all knew.
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" He added: "Why are there no blacks managing hotels?
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You've got a Black man named Caesar enslaved in British New York, planning slave rebellions, with compatriots that range from free Blacks to enslaved Blacks to usually some type of white accomplice.
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Frederick E. Jordan, a business leader who talks about the need for a "Marshall Plan" to woo more blacks to the city, says "there are no jobs and no contracts" for blacks.
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And although it's true that heart disease is declining for both blacks and whites nationwide, blacks have a cardiovascular death rate that is 33 percent higher than that of the overall population.
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And there are outspoken blacks like the rapper Killer Mike, who basically called for blacks to start arming themselves in the aftermath of the Charleston Church shooting by white supremacist Dylan Roof.
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Many blacks in Kansas arrived from the South after emancipation, and with the advent of automation and the decline of agricultural work, blacks kept traveling north and west in search of opportunities.
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Black people have a tendency to focus and march when a white person kills a black person or wears a hat, but when it is 700 kids being killed in Chicago, it is OK. It's OK for blacks to kill blacks ... There has been more focus and marches about whites killing blacks than kids in Chicago killing each other.
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"Stop" critics point to the fact that in New York, for example, blacks make up a little over half of all stop subjects, even though blacks are 23 percent of the city's population.
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Racially motivated hate crimes against blacks ticked up last year FBI data tracking hate crimes show racially motivated crimes against blacks in the United States declining steadily since Obama took office in 146.
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Obama challenged blacks, Latinos and Asians to make sure to include whites in their movement as they fight the political impulses encouraged by Trump's insulting words about women, Mexicans, immigrants, blacks, and Muslims.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Injured All Blacks hooker Dane Coles was named alongside three Barrett brothers in Steve Hansen's All Blacks squad for the three-test series against the British and Irish Lions on Thursday.
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Despite the fact that blacks and whites use marijuana at about the same rate, blacks have been nearly four times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possession, but I digress.
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They counted many whites, a few others, almost no blacks.
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I'm not surprised to see blacks and whites coming together.
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He said it was his right not to serve blacks.
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They said it would make blacks too reliant on government.
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They're washed out, and blacks are never truly black enough.
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Women ski blacks and we're damn good at it, too!
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Seven All Blacks have been knighted, compared with three Britons.
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Left: Howard blacks out the walls before the children arrive.
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Trump did better than Romney among blacks by 5 points.
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Don't blacks get plenty of perks from affirmative action programs?
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The Democrats have not allowed blacks the opportunity to progress.
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But for some reason, a lot of blacks hate us.
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Today more blacks live in and around Atlanta than Chicago.
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In contrast, death rates fell overall for blacks and Hispanics.
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The picture featured really black blacks and a wonderful warmth.
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However, that success, unfortunately, includes every race except for blacks.
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Blacks never expect to get and usually don't get justice.
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Unlike white loyalists, most blacks did not receive legal title.
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Grant named blacks, Jews and native Americans to federal positions.
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Related: Are blacks worse off under Obama, like Trump says?
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Still, they found "robust racial disparities that disadvantaged blacks" exist.
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As the exhibition progresses, grays and blacks come to prominence.
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Why should it be strange to draw 'so many' blacks?
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Trump hates women, blacks, Latinos, gays, Muslims, and poor people.
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"He brings everybody together, the skinheads, blacks, Mexicans," he said.
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When will blacks be fed up enough to change things?
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The picture featured really black blacks, and a wonderful warmth.
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Both laws discriminate against many blacks and Latinos, she says.
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Blacks and whites had no business marrying or living together.
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Blacks now have political control of the country's major cities.
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Few Americans think the movement will help blacks achieve equality.
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Slavery is to blacks as the Holocaust is to Jews.
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Representation of blacks and Hispanics has been flat (see chart).
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" Too often, he wrote, blacks were portrayed "sentimentally and patronizingly.
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Four of the blacks were executed, according to Pettit's report.
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Trump rips athletes who protest law enforcement violence against blacks.
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Americans. Remaking blacks into citizens threatened to upend the entire
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There are young blacks and young white leaders against it.
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Against these depredations blacks sought the protection of the Constitution.
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The Trump campaign also maligned blacks, Latinos and other minorities.
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But it isn't seemingly unreasonable blacks who most agitate Buckley.
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Blacks, Asians, gays and people with disabilities also reported abuse.
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To urban blacks, he was perceived as insensitive, or worse.
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The Achilles heel of his campaign has been Southern blacks.
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I ask them, where were those blacks during the campaign?
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They were working with poor asians and working with blacks.
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"He gave us blacks a place in society," she said.
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Blacks and Hispanics each constitute about 13 percent of households.
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They're also capable of higher contrast and blacker blacks typically.
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When my parents got married, whites marrying blacks was illegal.
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Younger blacks did not support Clinton like they did Obama.
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So who are the people holding Blacks for Trump signs?
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First, the majority population in eastern Virginia were enslaved blacks.
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So he began to recruit other blacks to the party.
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Now, he and his brothers wanted to help poor blacks.
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But he managed the All Blacks' 1994 and 1995 teams.
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Their words were aimed at Jews as well as blacks.
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When blacks killed whites, the figure was just 0.8 percent.
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Blacks and Latinos got 1,078 tickets, while whites received 144.
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We of CORE — the nationalists — are the field-hand blacks.
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Blacks were, by default, corrupt and not to be trusted.
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" She added, "Homosexuals, the transgender community, women, blacks—they're mistreated.
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Soon, word spread that blacks were attacking whites in Elaine.
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I believe that there is significant police brutality against blacks.
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"Whole Foods does not say 'No Blacks Allowed,'" he said.
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But it was otherwise short on blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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And that is where most Hispanics, blacks and Asians live.
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Blacks and Asians did not see a statistically significant change.
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If you look at the jury there are four blacks.
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Liberals pity blacks for not being able to help themselves.
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"Spur is only for blacks now," Mr. van Eeden added.
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When blacks killed whites, the figure was just 22015 percent.
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" He refers to minorities as "the blacks" and "the Hispanics.
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White here, blacks here, EDM kids here, new techno here.
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Blacks and Latinos are also similarly underrepresented in the industry.
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"I make fun of blacks, whites, Jews, Italians—" Rickles quips.
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Not with women, Latinos, Millennials, or blacks, many of whom never trusted her after she supported President Bill Clinton's harsh drug laws that led to the mass incarceration of millions of blacks and Latinos.
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But many blacks say it's time to take matters into their own hands, as with efforts by directors like Spike Lee to help blacks break into the guilds by employing as many as possible.
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Most blacks will not take conservative ideas seriously until there is a general willingness to own up to the fact that conservative politicians, intellectuals, businessmen, and religious leaders advocated for the disenfranchisement of blacks.
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"'Black Panther' illustrates the progression of blacks in film, an industry that in the past has overlooked blacks, or regulated them to flat, one-dimensional and marginalized figures," a statement from the Smithsonian said.
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This is the case among both blacks and whites, but while whites offer this opinion by a large margin (70 percent to 19 percent), blacks are more evenly divided (48 percent to 40 percent).
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On June 20, blacks heard that a white mob had thrown a woman and her child off the Belle Isle Bridge; whites heard that blacks had raped and killed a woman on the same bridge.
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" From the N.Y. Times: "In mid-October [2016], Woke Blacks, an Instagram account run by the Internet Research Agency, carried the message 'hatred for Trump is misleading the people and forcing Blacks to vote Killary.
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Sure, self-destructive behaviors are a strand of poverty (of every complexion), but blacks are cleareyed about this: 86 percent of blacks say that family breakup is a reason for difficulties of African-Americans today.
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South African blacks could not be employed as "artists" at the time, so Mr. Ntshona and Mr. Kani were classified as servants to Mr. Fugard in the identification passbooks that blacks were required to carry.
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In nursing, architecture, engineering and other STEM fields at a time when many blacks were not able to go into those areas, the university was able to facilitate the entry of blacks into those professions.
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The enormous consequences of these events — the re-establishment of white supremacy, extreme disparities of wealth and power between whites and blacks, the entrenchment of racism — were divisive for the nation and devastating for blacks.
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"Thoughts on the Colonization of Free Blacks," by Robert Finley (19853) Blacks should be freed, trained "for self-government" and returned to Africa, according to the antislavery clergyman and former student of Samuel Stanhope Smith.
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It also showed the pressure on All Blacks playing in Europe.
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But this whole "diversity = more American blacks in Hollywood movies" thing?
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The accomplishments of blacks are front and center in lesson plans.
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Board of Education, integration of schools, killing of blacks by police.
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Gilmore Blacks catalogs every time a random Black extra pops up.
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You&aposve got a record low unemployment for blacks, women, minorities.
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They were enslaved by other blacks and then sold to whites.
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Blacks had been driven out of office by beatings and assassinations.
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Blacks couldn't stay at the Peabody [Hotel] like they can now.
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In their Constitution, blacks could not vote and were legally enslaved.
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They would have said, 'No, no, blacks and whites are different.
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He was the undefeatable champion of his people, 282m oppressed blacks.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors.
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Charter schools enjoy particularly strong support from Republicans, blacks and Hispanics.
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Probably best to leave the haka to the All Blacks, boys.
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The graphic vastly overstated the number of homicides committed by blacks.
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Only 32 percent of blacks and 26 percent of Hispanics agreed.
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A lot of black people look to non-blacks for validation.
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Mr Frey calls this "the great migration of blacks in reverse".
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Trump has a 88% unfavorable rating among blacks; 87% among Latinos.
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But it didn't feel that way for blacks in South Africa.
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This pattern was similar across all groups: whites, blacks and Hispanics.
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They leant Democratic by a slimmer margin than blacks or Hispanics.
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We're talking your Rebecca Blacks, your Grumpy Cats, your Damn Daniels.
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The blacks who stayed in Nova Scotia were a hardy lot.
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Nationwide, blacks make up about 13% of the United States population.
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Only 83% of Hispanics and 68% of blacks ended up marrying.
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"It's about giving blacks a chance to win," was the response.
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Before the Civil War, blacks were never allowed to own guns.
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Only "overt racial bias" explains Washington's disproportionate death sentences for blacks.
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Death rates for blacks and most Hispanic groups continued to fall.
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Because of artificially constricted supply, blacks paid more for poor houses.
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Affluent blacks still live in poorer neighbourhoods than working-class whites.
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Only 27% thought there was a lot of discrimination against blacks.
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America's soldiers included mainly whites, but also free and escaped blacks.
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There is no win-win situation for blacks on this front.
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"It was best explained by negative attitudes toward blacks," he says.
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They therefore argued that blacks were too barbaric to become Christian.
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What happens when you place Blacks in the context of Americana?
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Some federal programs didn't provide any relief to blacks, historians say.
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Hundreds of blacks walked to the ballpark in their Sunday clothes.
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You get a noticeable contrast of dark blacks and bright colors.
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That makes for punchy, vibrant highlights but also dark, lush blacks.
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Nor did blacks fare much better under ADC during these years.
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It is true that over the years blacks became disproportionately represented.
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Whites and blacks joined together in police forces and local governments.
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People were excited to vote for him, and not just blacks.
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And blacks seem to be less optimistic about that is happening.
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Clinton's numbers among blacks and Latinos dropped a combined 11 percent.
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One night, Rachel drunkenly stumbles off the train and blacks out.
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His options there, like other options of young blacks, were destroyed.
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But that includes a broad racial split: 82% of blacks vs.
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They're people who think the linguistic anachronism "the blacks" sounds appropriate.
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Blacks are still at a major health disadvantage compared with whites.
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The gap between blacks and whites was seven years in 1990.
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There is more support among blacks and Hispanics for the protests.
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Many whites have moved in and many blacks have moved out.
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High dynamic range means really bright highlights and really dark blacks.
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This strategy is designed to keep blacks on the Democrats' plantation.
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Among whites, the rate declined 17 percent; among blacks, 23 percent.
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For President Obama's 2012 re-election, blacks voted at 62 percent.
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But as far as me being against blacks, no I'm not.
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The unemployment rate for blacks is nearly double the national average.
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Brown wasn't even accepted by other blacks at Glenview -- the cooks.
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"Talking about the blacks, I can tell you something," he said.
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And most blacks and Hispanics frown on his anti-crime policies.
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Clinton needs to drive up turnout among blacks and younger voters.
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Blacks and Latinos favored the deal more than any other group.
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"Here, blacks need to see that the same thing can happen."
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Blacks, too, could exist in this space that was neither-nor.
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I didn't expect to see significant numbers of blacks and Latinos.
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It's crisp and clear, with deep blacks and excellent color reproduction.
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Once in office, he fought to extend voting rights to blacks.
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We were not simply inserting blacks, but repeopling the national perspective.
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The blacks lynched accounted for 72.7 percent of the people lynched.
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The distinctions between blacks are almost entirely invisible in these works.
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Blacks are incarcerated or over five times the rate of whites.
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Blacks do because they've lived the negligence, and still live it.
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"I shouldn't make fun of the blacks," Rickles stated while onstage.
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Blacks and whites of the gun control debate smeared into gray.
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Blacks for Trump members are ideological outliers — in a big way.
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In 1967, blacks had one-fifth the wealth of white families.
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Political liberation has yet to translate into material gains for blacks.
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He will win blacks 75-25 minimum from here on in.
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The rates are lowest among Asian-Americans and highest among blacks.
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The economic advancement of blacks postapartheid has indeed been painfully slow.
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They need to give blacks and other minorities a positive message.
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The unemployment for blacks is now the lowest it's ever been.
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"Blacks have succeeded individually but not as a group," he said.
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Instead, it supported racist covenants and typically denied mortgages to blacks.
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There are some homophobic blacks, and there are some homophobic whites.
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He finds broad support among blacks and majority approval from Hispanics.
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Some people like the staples — the beiges, the browns, the blacks.
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Do you know why he wrote 'Blacks for Trump' by hand?
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Thomas has lectured blacks about not defining themselves as racial victims.
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But the All Blacks defense managed somehow to bring him down.
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Montgomery, like Washington, disparaged political activism for blacks other than himself.
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In the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites were treated differently.
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He made his test debut against the All Blacks on Sept.
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Adams believed in the citizenship of free blacks; Lincoln did not.
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By contrast, the employment rate of blacks, Hispanics and Asians increased.
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Blacks and Asians also gained millions more jobs than they lost.
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When blacks were denied access to hotels, they built their own.
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" He said, "The impeachment stuff kind of blacks out everything else.
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It blacks out anything that's going on on the campaign trail.
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That's where scapegoats are needed: blacks, Muslims, immigrants and especially Jews.
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Rioting soon broke out among blacks in more than 100 cities.
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Citywide, 46 percent of Milwaukee's blacks live in high-poverty neighborhoods.
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Now, blacks have been doing this ever since they could vote.
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Women, Hispanics and blacks are generally underrepresented in higher-paying positions.
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But every time there was a lull in the action, I heard people saying off-the-wall shit—that slavery wasn't that bad for blacks, that enslaved blacks weren't brutalized, that enslaved blacks loved the Confederacy so much they fought for it in the South's "integrated" military... When I heard this last bit, I knew we had to get out of there.
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In the poll's findings, more than 9 in 10 of blacks disapproved of the president's job as leader of the country, the same number of blacks also believe the U.S. is headed in the wrong direction.
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Even though the poverty gap between blacks and whites has narrowed, a Pew study released last year found that blacks were still at least twice as likely as whites to live in poverty or be unemployed.
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In a scenario in which the government is posited as the great "deliverer from disadvantage" and blacks have vacated the private economy, the incomes of poor and middle-class blacks have been intertwined with government entities.
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Six out of 2202 blacks with college degrees work for the government, in contrast to two out of 2628 whites, and a disproportionate number of low-income blacks are dependent on some form of government assistance.
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But in various models controlling for different factors and using different definitions of tense situations, Mr. Fryer found that blacks were either less likely to be shot or there was no difference between blacks and whites.
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In 1962, for example, a majority of blacks said that black children had the same educational opportunities as white children, and nearly one-quarter of blacks said that they had the same job opportunities as whites.
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"I would say there are probably more blacks who would be against [Buttigieg] or who would say he hasn't been active on behalf of blacks in the way he could have or should have," Cushing said.
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Trick #6: Turn on any modes that enhance blacks, contrasts, or local dimmingNow that your blacks and whites are adjusted, you can turn back on all those modes we told you to turn off in Trick #5.
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To address the challenges confronting blacks, we need to examine models of success throughout the history of black America, which will reveal that in an era when whites were at their worst, blacks were at their best.
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An additional 259 percent of blacks believe that the country will eventually make the changes needed for blacks to have equal rights with whites, and just 221 percent say the country has already made the necessary changes.
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Blacks in states high in structural discrimination are more likely to have heart attacks than blacks in low-discrimination states, and black women are more likely to give birth to babies too small for their gestational age.
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You're saying I'm being racist, you're saying I'm being racist because I'm saying blacks can't swim," Limbaugh continued, citing a study which said "young blacks -- especially males -- are much more likely to drown in pools than whites.
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In Georgia, for example, 75 percent of whites and 78 percent of blacks voted to prohibit same-sex marriage, but 88 percent of whites in Georgia voted for George W. Bush compared with 15 percent of blacks.
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Clinton's lead in South Carolina and strengthen his support among blacks nationwide.
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Nonu's uncertain start contrasts with the only higher-profile All Blacks newcomer.
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Blacks who challenged prevailing laws often found themselves jailed, beaten or worse.
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Those devices use an OLED display with rich blacks and enviable contrast.
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In Southern and Northern California, blacks and Latinos generally don't get along.
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The evidence suggests that for blacks that simply is not the case.
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We know unemployment among blacks and Hispanics is down to historic lows.
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When slavery was abolished, the Southern states prohibited blacks from firearm possession.
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Fifty-seven percent of whites, and 40% of blacks, held that view.
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Local officials refused, bolstered by residents hurling slurs against blacks and Jews.
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Participation has risen especially among the prime-age population, blacks and women.
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The blacks look deep and rich instead of shiny and blown out.
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Soulage's blacks are not usually delicate, but they are not brutal either.
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Many affluent suburbs passed housing covenants to keep blacks and Latinos out.
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Experience, much of it from the All Blacks, has since been added.
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England play Australia, the All Blacks take on Ireland, it's Wales vs.
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It is like slavery/Holocaust, Holocaust is Jews, and slavery is blacks.
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It isn't the first collaborative movement led by Blacks and Latinos together.
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For blacks and Hispanics, the picture is bleaker (Black 8.3%, Hispanics 6.4%).
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A slightly smaller percentage, 80%, said blacks face at least some discrimination.
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That climbs to 43% among blacks, and dips to 13% among whites.
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In part this reflected a failure to make much progress among blacks.
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Or worse, don't be the fool who blacks out by himself somewhere.
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The investigators concluded that the police had displayed "unlawful bias" against blacks.
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Blacks would just have to pull themselves out of the crack epidemic.
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His approval rating among blacks has been astronomically high throughout his presidency.
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During the Jim Crow era blacks were shut out of most rodeos.
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Colors are vivid, with sharp contrast, deep blacks, and accurate color reproduction.
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Did you hear what he about blacks being given three-fifths status?
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Twitter, for example, had no blacks or Latinos among its 1503 executives.
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In white literature, blacks were nostalgic for slavery and its supposed protections.
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Yet overdose deaths for young adult blacks have edged up only slightly.
|
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Blacks have significantly higher rates of downward mobility than their white peers.
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The political organization started out patrolling police for possible abuse against blacks.
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Americans could argue that if blacks appeared less intelligent or more morally
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Middle-class blacks experience higher levels of pollution than low-income whites.
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Blacks, Latinos, and Natives occupy a far more precarious economic position overall.
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Apparently, there is no appropriate way for blacks to voice their concerns.
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"Colonel Sanders called blacks n—–s," Schnatter allegedly said on the call.
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But so were many blacks in the early to mid-43th century.
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Blacks, Mexicans & Jews can have intra dating sites but whites, No WAY!
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The margin of error is larger for subgroups like whites and blacks.
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Selection of the jury, which included just two blacks, took 17 days.
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The positive effects were particularly large for boys and non-Hispanic blacks.
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Local businesses would have more resources to hire young inner-city blacks.
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This was partly because infant mortality was so much higher for blacks.
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Since then, blacks have experienced health improvements on a number of fronts.
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Dolby does offer a crisper, brighter image with deeper blacks than IMAX.
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Have low-income blacks been a casualty of the War on Poverty?
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Blacks are twice as likely to think that racial issues are neglected.
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Is it no surprise that blacks do not trust doctors or hospitals?
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Meanwhile, blacks continue to be struck from juries more often than whites.
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Those texts disparaged gays, women, Mexicans and Filipinos, and proposed lynching blacks.
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When blacks ask for better policing, legislators tend to hear more instead.
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Critics say the law was used in racially motivated prosecutions of blacks.
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Then there's ... Drapetomania, that is the tendency of blacks to flee captivity.
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Blacks cast 13 percent of the total ballots and Hispanics 2023 percent.
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We have seen the lowest unemployment in history for blacks and Hispanics.
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He urged blacks to look at the conditions they were living under.
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Bolsonaro hate speech against gays and blacks suggest other potential targets, although
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As if all blacks can be at a Trump rally is "blackground"?!
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The former "broke racism" — excluded blacks from equal participation in American life.
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He died just as life was opening up for blacks in America.
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Some thought blacks carried diseases that could be spread in shared pools.
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It was the barrier to blacks, women, gays and now transgender Americans.
|
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After leaving the party, he made his way to the Blacks' residence.
|
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Blacks have gained more than a year of life expectancy since 2008.
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Yes, Blacks are still traumatized from the atrocities our ancestors lived through.
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There were only about 12,000 free blacks in New York in 1860.
|
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When people asked me why aren&apost more blacks in the administration?
|
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Blacks in Birmingham still have trouble buying a hamburger, the plaintiffs argue.
|
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Soon, blacks held about 15% of the elected offices in the South.
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But you also use just inferiority of blacks are inferior as well.
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Image Description: Candrilli blacks out Penn's poem to create a new poem.
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His tone was moderate, and he never said anything malicious about blacks.
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By the time the rebellion was put down, 40 blacks had died.
|
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The Democratic presidential nominee also leads among voters under 40 and blacks.
|
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Tensions with blacks surfaced soon after Mr. Greenberg took over the fund.
|
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The unemployment rate for blacks fell to 2503 percent, its lowest ever.
|
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Some of those efforts have shown signs of success among young blacks.
|
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We are still living with pernicious outcomes of the segregation of blacks.
|
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White liberals view questions of racial inequality more uniformly than blacks do.
|
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Blacks and Latinos have risen up the ranks in business and politics.
|
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Once again blacks in America try to burn their own neighborhood down.
|
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Without a sustained federal presence, blacks could not secure their political gains.
|
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Whites, Asians and blacks make up almost a quarter of the neighborhood.
|
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Blacks demand and get a lot of respect in the Democratic Party.
|
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We hate white supremacists and neo-Nazis; they hate blacks and Jews.
|
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" One reader wrote: "This shows a sign of blacks becoming more together.
|
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Although blacks elected congressmen and senators, sheriffs and judges, brutal violence followed.
|
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During the war, his army kidnapped free blacks, returning them to chains.
|
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The incarceration rate for blacks is 235 times the rate for whites.
|
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Today I understand the fury many blacks felt at Dr. King's murder.
|
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Women and blacks were not admitted as members until the early 1990s.
|
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Trump won by just ... Blacks who didn't vote statewide ... 20163K votes Fla.
|
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There are [almost] four million blacks in the South who are unregistered.
|
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They were talking about blacks and Hispanics, as the article actually detailed.
|
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The figure is far higher among blacks (16.7 percent) than whites (10.2).
|
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There are no blacks on the black bench, but it's their bench.
|
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"Remember to teach your children: 'Around blacks, never relax,'" the message says.
|
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These murders are being committed by fellow blacks, not by the police.
|
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Her margin among blacks was even better than Obama's margin in 2008.
|
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Police officers of any gender or race are wildly unpopular among blacks.
|
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"There are some homophobic blacks, there are some homophobic whites," Sharpton said.
|
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OLED is also capable of displaying deeper blacks and more vibrant colors.
|
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For blacks, it slid only slightly — to 64.13 percent from 264.1 percent.
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It is a battle between the poor blacks and the rich employers.
|
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These voters included blacks, Latinos and white voters without a college education.
|
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Sixty years ago blacks and Jews united in the civil rights struggle.
|
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To many who supported these laws, "undesirables" included blacks and recent immigrants.
|
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"We were about the second blacks on the block," Lenore Burton said.
|
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Among blacks who love tennis, Ashe remains a god to this day.
|
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"The blacks were witness to that same thing as slaves," he said.
|
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Recent data indicate job gains for blacks may already be leveling off.
|
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Whites saw non-stereotypical images of blacks they construed to be true.
|
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The gap between the political opinions of whites and blacks grew larger.
|
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It's the reverse for Asians, Hispanics and blacks, especially if they're women.
|
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The primary reason for the gap -- $656,000 in household wealth for white families compared to just $85,000 for blacks -- is homeownership, since homes owned by blacks tend to appreciate less in value than homes owned by whites. 4.
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Banning same-day registration, too, had an outsize effect on blacks, as did the prohibition on out-of-precinct voting: both changes made voting harder for people who had recently moved, and blacks are more itinerant than whites.
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" He acknowledged that he was "losing badly among elderly whites, elderly blacks and elderly Latinos," but added, "We are doing much, much better and in some cases winning among younger Latinos, younger blacks and certainly among younger whites.
|
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Reuters/Ipsos polling last year showed that 36 percent of blacks between 18 and 29 years old thought the country was on the "wrong track," compared with 113 percent of blacks who were at least 60 years old.
|
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Just as the gains have helped blacks and Hispanics, the cutbacks are likely to hurt most in communities like this one, a small city in central New Jersey where blacks and Hispanics account for a majority of residents.
|
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Both blacks and whites were unanimous that there were concrete and specific targets they wanted to resolve, such as people denied access to an apartment building, a company not hiring blacks, a fire department that was all white.
|
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Two-thirds of adults say that peaceful protests are justified in response to those recent incidents where blacks where harmed or killed by police, and 14% overall, including about one-quarter of blacks, consider violent protests in response justified.
|
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As Alexander writes, slavery in America defined black people as slaves, the Jim Crow era of discriminatory laws defined blacks as second-class citizens and the era of mass incarceration — our present-day racial caste — defines blacks as criminals.
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As the report puts it: An overwhelming majority of blacks (245 percent) say the country needs to continue making changes for blacks to have equal rights with whites, but 210 percent are skeptical that such changes will ever occur.
|
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Yet national cancer data report that more than 60 percent of breast cancer cases among non-Hispanic blacks are ER+/HER-, while non-Hispanic blacks make-up less than 9 percent of ER+/HER- cases in the United States.
|
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The blacks in Marshall's paintings have an absolute value, if you see what I mean, and what he means: blacks into which not a drop of white is added — a working method that's also, clearly, an essential conceptual feature.
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But blacks are arrested for this at 3 times the rate of whites.
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Clintons had used the concept of personal responsibility to shame poor blacks for
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To them, racism was using the n-word or hating blacks and minorities.
|
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Mueller's memo almost completely blacks out details of what Flynn might have said.
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They had to work their way into whiteness, often by conspicuously hating blacks.
|
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In moved blacks, and to a lesser extent coloureds and Indians, fleeing townships.
|
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In some of these works, faint blues peak out from underneath the blacks.
|
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Those are all border towns, and the Quakers would house…hide the blacks.
|
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The black church is not the only thing that blacks control and own.
|
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Blacks, immigrants, Muslims, Jews, and other marginalized communities are understandably living in fear.
|
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And we would then settle our blacks in Cuba, in a civilized way.
|
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Dan believes in "peaceful cleansing" of Latinos and blacks from the United States.
|
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Blacks and whites both appear grayish and colors are washed out and muted.
|
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That blacks don't play or was it the rule that women don't play?
|
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Blacks never died, never married, never did the normal things that whites did.
|
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Blum has long opposed racial policies that have primarily benefitted blacks and Hispanics.
|
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And once convicted, blacks are more likely than whites to face harsh sentences.
|
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There is no evidence for that; only 13% of blacks like Mr Trump.
|
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This leads to the blacks being too saturated and the whites too bright.
|
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But poorer blacks are being squeezed out, as they are elsewhere in Chicago.
|
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Sure, it's great that the blacks are blacker and the whites are whiter.
|
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Blacks make up 50% of the country's middle class, according to recent research.
|
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OLED gives you dark blacks, while quantum dot can give you bright whites.
|
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Blacks were not free when this country was created, that&aposs a fact.
|
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But Brendon Leonard, a former All Blacks scrumhalf, has played a significant role.
|
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And once again, blacks and Hispanics were more likely to attend such schools.
|
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Then, when the blacks found they couldn't govern, they would call on him.
|
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So that may be why his popularity is rising among blacks and Hispanics.
|
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This model has Samsung's "Triple Black Extreme" tech to help deliver darker blacks.
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Key findings: Life expectancy is 3.5 years less for blacks compared to whites.
|
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The rate of death from homicide for blacks hasn't changed significantly since 1999.
|
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There's no different between blacks and whites for using drugs, or dealing drugs.
|
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The unemployment rate for Hispanics was 5.6 percent and 9 percent for blacks.
|
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Of course conservative whites, especially in the South, still hope to disenfranchise blacks.
|
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In the Black Room, guests were enveloped in the blackest, deepest of blacks.
|
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For blacks ages 16 to 19, 1 in 237 was unemployed last month.
|
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For blacks ages 16 to 19, 1 in 4 was unemployed last month.
|
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But the most incendiary and money-making matches were between blacks and whites.
|
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Today, blacks and Latinos are overrepresented in our jails and in our prisons.
|
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Those policies led to much higher arrest rates among blacks, the ACLU argues.
|
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First it was gold, then rose gold, and now two entirely new blacks.
|
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Actually, there are far more poor whites in the U.S. than poor blacks.
|
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I've got a fancy QLED TV from Samsung, which handles blacks really well.
|
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A great price for a TV with deep blacks and fantastic image detail.
|
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County and state Reconstruction governments were made up of both blacks and whites.
|
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In 2012, Zuma also angered many for scolding "clever blacks" in a speech.
|
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But the interests of blacks do not always align with those of Hispanics.
|
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It's galvanized everybody—not just like blacks and Latinos, or just white people.
|
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I have experienced it from whites, and I have experienced it from blacks.
|
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The fact remains that for blacks, embracing Islam is no guarantee of safety.
|
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In 2016, he joined the All Blacks Sevens team for the Rio Olympics.
|
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"It would be nine blacks against nine whites," Trump explained in an interview.
|
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But trust between the police and citizens, particularly blacks, has badly broken down.
|
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Blacks have a 85033 percent higher cancer death rate than their white counterparts.
|
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Blacks, Latinos and liberal women are at the heart of today's Democratic base.
|
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They now are flooding into college, ahead of whites and blacks in matriculation.
|
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The unemployment rate for blacks sits at 7.1%, compared with 3.8% for whites.
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I don't know how many blacks or Hispanics or rural Midwesterners it reaches.
|
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Once again, the government marshaled numerous examples of blacks being denied Trump apartments.
|
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Even when the police said that civilians were compliant, blacks experienced more force.
|
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I'm so sick of people robbing American Blacks (like myself) of our history.
|
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" Blacks and Hispanics, he said, "are living in hell because it's so dangerous.
|
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Eighty-four percent of blacks and 28500 percent of Hispanics support those measures.
|
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They also "fantasized about killing 'Jews and blacks,' " according to the court filing.
|
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Mr. Zuma has frequently scorned the "clever blacks" — his phrase — who criticize him.
|
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And on Snapchat, blacks use the app more frequently than whites or Hispanics.
|
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"He was all right," was All Blacks Coach Steve Hansen's assessment of Cooper.
|
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Britain has the largest prison population in Western Europe, and blacks are overrepresented.
|
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Blacks are on the verge of losing majority status in Atlanta and Cleveland.
|
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But with Pence, Trump will still be losing among women, blacks and Hispanics.
|
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In addition, free blacks, whites, and immigrants also worked on the massive building.
|
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In interviews, Muslims, blacks and Latinos expressed their fears about a Trump administration.
|
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They lost their ability to control how blacks could move through those spaces.
|
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Conservatives, blacks, or anyone else should be looking to take their content elsewhere.
|
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Overall, Hispanics, like blacks, have gained one year of life expectancy since 2008.
|
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Over the next few days, white mobs stormed the streets attacking blacks indiscriminately.
|
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Fact of note: Handgun sales rose among whites and Latinos, but not blacks.
|
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In Chicago, blacks and whites live clustered in separate parts of the city.
|
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Here's the thing: Historically, Asians and blacks have not had a good relationship.
|
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Blacks make up about 13 percent of the United States population over all.
|
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Again, you're talking, he's fixated on the inferiority of blacks on your account.
|
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" The flag, he adds, "isn't just my heritage—it's the blacks, whites, everybody.
|
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Still, white lore in Forsyth County insists that blacks were never driven out.
|
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The policy was found to be unconstitutional for illegally targeting blacks and Latinos.
|
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And blacks lost half of their wealth due to the 2008 economic collapse.
|
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Once you have blacks in the picture, you have racism in the picture.
|
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In February 2018, 25 percent of blacks said yes, 270 percent said no.
|
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In Taney's home state, Maryland, there are about 193,000 to 80,000 free blacks.
|
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There is the tiniest handful of blacks and Latinos in baseball front offices.
|
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Horse chestnuts shade the Blacks' gabled stone mausoleum, crowned in an obelisk finial.
|
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Mr. Wessels had been correct about where the Blacks put crops and animals.
|
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There were huge risks for blacks to register to vote at the time.
|
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White voters typically outnumber blacks in Mississippi by a two-to-one margin.
|
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Blacks accounted for 53 percent of stops, and Hispanics accounted for 29 percent.
|
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Europeans who arrived later adopted the term and used it for blacks generally.
|
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Republican views did not, with about half seeing blacks in a negative light.
|
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Over the period, 67 whites and 107 blacks died suddenly with heart symptoms.
|
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Board of Education, arguing that facilities for blacks and whites should remain separate.
|
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The government would distribute land, but to railroads and Western settlers, not blacks.
|
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I encountered it a lot in England, with Caribbean blacks, with South Asians.
|
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Yet, that is exactly what many liberal whites and blacks are doing now.
|
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Egg color will vary by fish and might include golds, browns and blacks.
|
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The white supremacists of the lynching era used similar language to describe blacks.
|
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At the same time, working-class blacks and Hispanics began to catch up.
|
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"I'd never been to a country where blacks were in charge," he said.
|
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"On the field, blacks have been able to be super giants," he said.
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A small study of whites married to blacks documented increased understanding of racism.
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Some recognized blacks born within their boundaries as citizens, but many did not.
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Clad in black, he will cheer on the All Blacks in Japan. Why?
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It's when he blacks his face up and performs "Mammy" as a Negro.
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Many whites didn't want to know what blacks were really experiencing, Mills writes.
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The 1850s was a decade when belief in blacks' innate inferiority was widespread.
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Segregation in public housing and whites' refusal to live among blacks also mattered.
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There is one group even more marginalized than blacks or the LBGQT community.
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But he also recognized that golf at the time was inhospitable to blacks.
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She wasn't part of the political machine in Chicago that many blacks distrusted.
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Why, then, do blacks who are older than 65 live longer than whites?
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In this racialist vision, blacks disappeared in all spheres but their racial classification.
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Also big plans to spend on outreach to women, blacks, Latinos & religious voters.
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Lincoln was the first president to meet with blacks in the White House.
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"They are very aware of how awful the blacks have been treated," Mrs.
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Get bright colors, deep blacks and whites, and a smooth as silk picture.
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For blacks, when will the national original sin of slavery be sufficiently redeemed?
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In the United States, the lynching of blacks was once a common practice.
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And crime in America disproportionately involves blacks, as both victims and arrested perpetrators.
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In his district — largely Omaha — blacks make up 21625 percent of eligible voters.
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And it's probably not his fault because laziness is a trait in blacks.
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With Windrip's encouragement, they also take out their frustrations on blacks and Jews.
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According to Pew, 24% of blacks own guns and 36% of whites do.
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"We, too, are people!" shouted women, blacks, immigrants, the poorest of the poor.
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Bigger sensors mean bigger pixels and less noise, with better blacks and shadows.
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After the Civil Rights Movement, blacks were elected to office in unprecedented numbers.
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Whatever trust and friendliness existed between blacks and whites eroded after the riots.
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The declaration demanded African independence and civil rights for blacks of the diaspora.
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Blacks became associated with gritty cities, disassociated from nature in the popular view.
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Both exploited the byproducts of blacks' history of oppression to achieve their objectives.
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White Americans have been blackening their faces to mimic blacks for two centuries.
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Sandford decision, which said even free blacks couldn't be considered United States citizens.
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But blacks who lived in the most segregated areas with high levels of economic deprivation were 31 percent more likely to die than other blacks with lung cancer living in areas that were the least segregated and least economically deprived.
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"This would be right on average—by construction—but could be undercounting blacks and over-counting whites if blacks are less likely to buy WiFi, or are more likely to share wifi with more people," O'Neil told me an email.
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While this scenario has been a boon to middle- and upper-class blacks who are employed within the government programs' bureaucracies and have entered the ranks of elected and appointed officials, conditions of low-income blacks have continued to deteriorate.
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According to a June Reuters/Ipsos survey, the percentage of Trump voters who agree with such statements as "blacks are less intelligent than whites" and "blacks are more lazy than whites" far outstrip supporters of any other candidate, Democrat or Republican.
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Blacks who remain have been subject to racial profiling by the police, according to the public defender's office, and a recent report commissioned by the city cited a host of actions by the police against blacks that appear to be discriminatory.
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Moala had impressed him with his commitment while training with the All Blacks this month and the fact that he had former All Blacks captain and centre Tana Umaga coaching him at the Auckland Blues had been beneficial, Hansen said.
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We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be either against the war or blacks, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities.
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They could say, "I never voted for torture!" and forget their complicity in South African policing by pigment — the segregated schools, the forced removal of blacks from their homes, the banishment of blacks to invisible townships of dust and drudgery.
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On or about October 383, 2016, Defendants and their co-conspirators used the ORGANIZATION-controlled Instagram account 'Woke Blacks' to post the following message: [A] particular hype and hatred for Trump is misleading the people and forcing Blacks to vote Killary.
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" Eastland, who was called "the voice of the white South," said in his 1942 Senate race that if he was elected he would stop blacks and whites from eating together in Washington and often referred to blacks as "an inferior race.
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Better them than blacks, Catholics, Mexicans, Chinese or Indians, he said, according to Reagan.
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Many blacks still live in the lowland south, where their ancestors worked as slaves.
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Blacks and Latinos have risen up the ranks to lead our businesses and communities.
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When a majority of blacks vote for Obama, white people say race motivates them.
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Voting for Democratic candidates ticked up a hair among blacks, Democrats and even Republicans.
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It also reinforced the repressive instincts already being brought to bear against American blacks.
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There&aposs something where studies show that blacks get pulled over more for speeding.
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Blacks, Muslims and others were not necessarily part of the original "idea" of America.
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Players have spoken of first grasping their Maoritanga, or culture, as Maori All Blacks.
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However, blacks still fall far short of having equal participation in the electoral process.
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This has affected the educational, economic, and professional opportunities available to dark-skinned blacks.
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Among blacks, 1003% continued to lack coverage, while 26.8% did not visit a doctor.
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Median household income for college educated blacks is $82,300 compared with $106,600 for whites.
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It also provides rich colors and uniform blacks even in a dimly lit room.
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Blacks and Hispanics go to jobs every day in workplaces that are mostly white.
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Uber's pool of new hires also has a larger percentage of blacks and Hispanics.
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I like inky blacks, which is a term Woody Allen used when filming Manhattan.
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"That doesn't have anything to do with what's happening with Blacks today," he said.
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If anything, the All Blacks have surged even further ahead of the chasing pack.
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Such unglamorous elements of rugby are not generally associated with the swashbuckling All Blacks.
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It's for the white people and a few token blacks that are out there.
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The Wales match was his third and last international contest for the All Blacks.
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" He has in the past (probably) said that "laziness is a trait in blacks.
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In America Latinos are quite capable of being racist towards blacks, and vice versa.
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Blacks who had moved to Chicago from the South knew the Jim Crow cars.
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The fact that blacks have to even justify the case for reparations is shameful.
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Blacks still earn less than whites, even in similar jobs and with comparable qualifications.
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From 21, under apartheid, 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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Blacks and Hispanics are more likely to attend, although their attendance is dropping, too.
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And it expressed itself in more ways than racism and the oppression of blacks.
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He also expressed disappointment in the way some police forces systematically discriminated against blacks.
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For blacks it was 67 percent; for whites, 64.1 percent, according to Pew's research.
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Perhaps all those years of discouraging blacks from playing quarterback has taken a toll.
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And it's not just blacks who have been seething at the treatment of Obama.
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But blacks make up only about 2 percent of the New Hampshire Democratic electorate.
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Nationwide, 18% say at least some of their local police are prejudiced against blacks.
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The All Blacks sevens side were knocked out in the quarter-finals in Rio.
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Blacks are deeper and colors are a little more vibrant than on LCD screens.
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"Blacks stop using the N word!" she exclaimed at one point, according to Ecarma.
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And there's a difference on the average between blacks and whites on IQ tests.
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It provides beautiful shots with notable contrast, giving you deep blacks and vibrant colors.
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Books, like Randall Robinson's "The Debt: What America Owes to Blacks," gained huge buzz.
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Clinton on issues of concern to blacks, 40 percent said that of Mr. Sanders.
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The five -- four blacks and one Latino, mostly teenagers -- were exonerated by DNA evidence.
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We used to say we don't care for clever blacks, that was a mistake.
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Blacks and Latinx are represented at a much lower rate than their U.S. population.
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Or even blacks and greys for darkness, some respite from the constant blazing heat.
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Unlike blacks, Hispanics were not treated as aggressively as whites for high blood pressure.
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That's New Zealand with World Cup winners and full All Blacks in their ranks.
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He, too, was surrounded by whites and blacks who reacted in starkly different ways.
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"But for blacks, it entails significantly more financial risk than it does for whites."
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In Saturday's data, 43% of blacks and 12% of whites were under age 30.
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" Trump has also been quoted, saying, "I have a great relationship with the blacks.
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"Thank God white people populated America, not the blacks," Faber wrote in his newsletter.
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McCain in 2008 and Romney in 2012 both got trounced by blacks and Hispanics.
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The coalition includes groups representing Asian/Pacific Americans, blacks, Latinos, women and LGBTQ workers.
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But these also fostered solidarity among blacks, and mobilisation during the civil-rights era.
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A majority of blacks (21%) also say nothing could change their disapproval of Trump.
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But if you go to a state prison, it's full of blacks and Mexicans.
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They decried Jews, blacks, Latinos, immigrants, anyone who doesn't look and behave like them.
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Hensarling also compared Waters' comments to the historic racial segregation of blacks from restaurants.
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"Blacks are catching up," said Samuel Preston, a demographer at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Prevailing blacks, whites, and pale blues, with purple accents, imposed a gently rhythmic unity.
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Latinos were 9 percent, blacks 7 percent and Asians and other minorities 6 percent.
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Reasons for these statistics include subconscious racial bias and stereotypes associating blacks with danger.
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Blacks are less likely to be prescribed newer, better-tolerated medicine called atypical antipsychotics.
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There has been a massive shift since last fall on this question among blacks.
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Women could finally vote; but blacks would wait decades for the Civil Rights Act.
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Among non-elderly blacks, the uninsured rate decreased from 17 percent to 12 percent.
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Hundreds lined up to buy; most were blacks who had never owned a house.
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His unhinged diatribes apparently extended to women, blacks and Jews as well as gays.
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Still, many evangelical blacks remain hesitant to support the gamut of socially liberal causes.
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"Latinos are treated as badly as blacks," King told the group at the university.
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About 60 percent of poor blacks live in states that did not expand Medicaid.
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Imagine the Philadelphia Blacks, featuring a logo with exaggerated lips and similar big teeth.
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Mr. Crowder said he saw no decline in the intent of blacks to vote.
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Those riots were largely touched off by violent encounters between blacks and the police.
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There were too many blacks who needed to be taken someplace to ignore them.
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Love and self-love, especially for blacks, are not a given but aspirational, too.
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"He's got there a bit quicker than we thought," the All Blacks coach said.
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Blacks were not alone in the ownership of black slaves by people of color.
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What CNN seems incapable of understanding is that Lewis isn't blaming blacks for crime.
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"But he has a particular venom for blacks and people of color," Sharpton added.
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Perhaps young blacks are guilty of being that most unforgivable of millennial sins: entitled.
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Now, three years later, the board has three Hispanics, three blacks and three whites.
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The fact that Oberlin's earliest graduates included women and blacks was important to me.
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Father Towle was a street priest, trim and no-nonsense in his clerical blacks.
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And although blacks were welcomed into the cities, Mr. Castro's government remained overwhelmingly white.
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"Black codes" passed after the Civil War mandated that blacks seek permission before traveling.
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At the time of our grandfathers, Brazil was coffee, and coffee was the blacks.
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Harper, naked, continuously knocked on the Blacks' door, eventually knocking it off its hinges.
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This begs the question, why do young blacks dominate both college and professional sports?
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However, a similar pattern was not seen among American Indians/Alaska Natives or blacks.
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The rate among non-Hispanic blacks, however, was more than 27 per 2000,13 births.
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And during it, Lee's army captured free blacks in the North and enslaved them.
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Guyatt's juxtaposition of attitudes and policies relating to Indians and blacks yields important insights.
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When blacks began running toward the troops to surrender, they were shot and killed.
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There is no reason that blacks should not be appropriately represented in U.S. government.
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"We are losing badly among elderly whites, elderly blacks and elderly Latinos," he said.
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In this morbid game of bingo, Rodriguez blacks out the board of risk factors.
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I think blacks and whites got along much better then than they do now.
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As the election looms closer, I'm really not worried about blacks voting for Trump.
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"It's certainly true that Nixon didn't like blacks and didn't like hippies," Courtwright said.
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For nearly a century, blacks and whites have mostly swum separately from one another.
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The DA's biggest problem is that most blacks see it as a white party.
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His social position was similar to that of blacks living under segregation, Thurman said.
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Blacks are also nearly three times more likely to live in poverty than whites.
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Yet the mainstream perception of drug addicts as minorities — blacks and Hispanics — still persists.
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He also said that he hears a common racial slur for blacks used daily.
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Trump says he deserves recognition for high employment stats for blacks, Latinos, and Asians.
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After the Civil War, freed blacks flocked to the booming city and bought land.
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Depression can be a kind of blindness that blacks out everything but the worst.
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The jury in his case is made of up 10 whites and two blacks.
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As a result, Southern blacks were left out, except for low-level vocational training.
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The death rate among blacks was about 70 percent higher than that of whites.
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At the same time, there is a persistent wealth gap between blacks and whites.
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For instance, nearly half of blacks in Chicago are among the long-term unemployed.
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Her biggest success, "Blacks and Blues" was entirely composed and produced by Larry Mizell.
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You could run as a segregationist, but treat blacks fairly and champion their rights.
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Home ownership rates among blacks have fallen farther than rates among non-Hispanic whites.
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The state later targeted free blacks with discriminatory laws after the abolition of slavery.
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But while many urban blacks do get food stamps, so do many rural whites.
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He points to how often blacks have been told by America they aren't welcome.
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He is featured in the Vice report making derogatory comments about blacks and Jews.
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But in this production, you don't just have whites — you have whites, blacks, Asians.
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All three had "a statistically significant effect on blacks' ideological self-identification," Philpot wrote.
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Hispanics are far more likely not to have landline phones than whites and blacks.
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Hensarling also compared Waters's comments to the historic racial segregation of blacks from restaurants.
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Blacks tend to go gray later than Caucasians, with Asians falling somewhere in between.
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However, Blacks still fall far short of having equal participation in the electoral process.
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The hall was full of representatives from local chapters — men, women, blacks, whites, Latinos.
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He was one of two blacks — a higher proportion than in most larger studies.
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This includes 28 percent of whites, 52 percent of latinos, 85033 percent of blacks.
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They are aging out of the labor force more quickly than blacks or Hispanics.
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Although we were fighting the Viet Cong, we were fighting two wars as blacks.
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Of course most blacks are patriotic and law-abiding and every black life matters.
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The country frequently jails dissident writers and activists and sometimes blacks out critical publications.
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Half of blacks said that their race has hurt their ability to get ahead.
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Also, the data in the study is only for non-Hispanic blacks and whites.
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In the Black Room, guests will be enveloped in the blackest, deepest of blacks.
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Or what about restaurant owners who exclude blacks because they think God wills segregation?
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"The Hope Club was probably no blacks, no Jews at one point," he said.
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Even when blacks' complaints of discrimination were received, they were often not taken seriously.
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Many blacks remain hunkered down in squalor, on land they do not legally own.
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And there's a difference on the average between blacks and whites on I.Q. tests.
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But by 2015, their mortality rate had eclipsed that of blacks by 30 percent.
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Its ideology asserts that blacks were usurped by Jews as God's true chosen people.
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" Under former President Obama, Akon said, "you had blacks, whites, Hispanics, everybody working together.
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The improvements were apparent in whites and blacks, men and women, rich and poor.
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