black properties造句

• Like Spears, many other longtime black property owners have erected the " Don't Ask, Won't Sell " signs.
• Many black properties ended up in white hands without a sale and without a legal transfer of title.
• In 1968, a one party state had been established which seized most remaining non-black property, especially those of whites.
• The homelands were part of an apartheid-era scheme to deny blacks property and citizenship rights in most of South Africa.
• He invested his barbering income in real estate, becoming by the early 1900 s the largest Black property owner in Atlanta.
• In 1850, there were 71 black property owners in New York City, about 20 percent in Seneca Village, according to land records.
• Black labour unions were legitimised, the government recognised the right of blacks to live in urban areas permanently and gave blacks property rights there.
• Black property owners should not have to put up with such nonsense from other blacks ( or from anyone else for that matter ).
• Milo Manly became an activist and fought for black property rights in Wilmington; he later became executive director of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.
• But black property offenders were convicted more often than white ones at a rate of eight convictions for every ten black defendants, compared to six of every ten white defendants.
• But new research, partly inspired by an interest in rediscovering New York's black history, has uncovered details of a thriving community of black property owners at a time when few blacks owned land.
• Neither the Corporation for Olympic Development in Atlanta nor Mayor Bill Campbell could overcome the controversy surrounding the memorial to Mary Combs, Atlanta's first black property owner, who sold her land to free her enslaved husband.
• Bombings at black institutions were a regular occurrence : Birmingham had seen at least 21 separate explosions at black properties and churches in the eight years before 1963, although none of these explosions had resulted in fatalities.
• Do anything to avoid a state of idleness . " Even Rufus Saxton, who campaigned actively for Black property in the Sea Islands, issued a Circular instructing his agents to dispel the rumor of redistribution at New Year's 1866.
• A little guy, 5-7, he grew up with his brother, Byron, and sister, Cara-- all three of them pros-- as barefoot racket-flappers on grass courts amid avocados, bananas and lichi nuts on the Black property in a suburb of the capital, Harare.
• As was the case in the rest of America, both the slaves-who were in the majority-and freed slaves and black property owners were forbidden to intervene in political and economic discussions and decision-making, even if they could be affected by these decisions, since they were part of the population of the island.
• The model for her 11-foot-tall sculpture of a shack _ an Olympics commission for a memorial to Mary Combs, Atlanta's first black property owner that she saw as a symbol of transcendence _ was lambasted by some members of Atlanta's black community as a symbol of a past that needed no reminder.