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She uses a black and white shot to feature a Washington, D.C., weatherman preparing a telecast.

Color or Black and White? Whichever Best Makes Your Point?

Virginia Supreme Court case that struck down laws banning black and white marriages was handed down in 1967.

Another way to assess the performance of the education system with respect to racial disparities in achievement is to compare the subsequent performance of black and white students with similar initial scores.

The great unknown: does the black-white test-score gap narrow or widen through the school years? It depends on how you measure. (Check the Facts)

"The Black and White Show" came either too late or too soon.

A day at the races

Southern migrants, both black and white, arrived in great numbers in Detroit in the 1940s and shared a number of southern, rural cultural characteristics.

AlabamaNorth: African-American Migrants, Community and Working-Class Activism in Cleveland, 1915-45

For Claudia, the novel's narrator, Folly is the signifier of the intimate forms of exploitation inherent in the relationship between black and white families; in other words, she realizes that it is the black-white interfamial relationship that is inherently flawed and not the black family itself (as pollcymakers like Moynihan would later argue).

Focusing on the wrong front: historical displacement, the Maginot Line, and The Bluest Eye

This framework not only must reveal the gendered histories of the whole abolitionist movement (men and women, black and white, feminist and non-feminist), but also must encompass perspective of abolitionists' greatest riva ls for Northern whites' sympathies-the colonizationists--as well as those Northern free blacks who favored emigration while expressing their hostility to white colonization societies.

A GENDERED HISTORY OF AFRICAN COLONIZATION IN THE ANTEBELLUM UNITED STATES

It becomes evident, for example, that Jones's understanding of his socioeconomic oppression is linked to his frustration at not being able fully to sexually dominate black and white women.

Love Jones: a black male feminist critique of Chester Himes's If He Hollers Let Him Go

[13] Some children, black and white, were simply homeless or had parents in the Workhouse or Infirmary.

INSTITUTIONALIZING INEQUALITIES: BLACK CHILDREN AND CHILD WELFARE IN CLEVELAND, 1859-1998

One important reason is that looking at standard indicators of socioeconomic status (SES) -- income, occupation, and education -- does not fully capture the differences, in the aggregate, between black and white economic status.

In search of fairness: a better way - UCLA shows that class-based affirmative action won't lead to a 'whiteout'

Wilson's Our Nig and the American Racial Dream-Text." Female Subjects in Black and White: Race, Psychoanalysis, Feminism.

Dwelling in the House of Oppression: The Spatial, Racial, and Textual Dynamics of Harriet Wilson's Our Nig

As the new union was launched, Shaw declared to the group in Tyronza, "As long as we stand together, black and white together in this organization, nothing can tear it down."(2) To fully appreciate the power of that statement, we must understand the legacy of resistance that Ike Shaw carried with him to that schoolhouse in 1934.

Legacy of resistance: uncovering the history of collective action by black agricultural workers in Central East Arkansas from the 1860s to the 1930s

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