I'm not surprised to see blacks and whites coming together.
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Blacks and whites had no business marrying or living together.
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They would have said, 'No, no, blacks and whites are different.
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The gap between blacks and whites was seven years in 1990.
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Blacks and whites of the gun control debate smeared into gray.
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In the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites were treated differently.
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Blacks and whites both appear grayish and colors are washed out and muted.
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There's no different between blacks and whites for using drugs, or dealing drugs.
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But the most incendiary and money-making matches were between blacks and whites.
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County and state Reconstruction governments were made up of both blacks and whites.
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In Chicago, blacks and whites live clustered in separate parts of the city.
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Board of Education, arguing that facilities for blacks and whites should remain separate.
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Get bright colors, deep blacks and whites, and a smooth as silk picture.
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Whatever trust and friendliness existed between blacks and whites eroded after the riots.
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And there's a difference on the average between blacks and whites on IQ tests.
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I think blacks and whites got along much better then than they do now.
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For nearly a century, blacks and whites have mostly swum separately from one another.
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At the same time, there is a persistent wealth gap between blacks and whites.
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Also, the data in the study is only for non-Hispanic blacks and whites.
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And there's a difference on the average between blacks and whites on I.Q. tests.
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Their crime was violating Virginia's Racial Integrity Act, which banned marriage between blacks and whites.
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Wealth gap So when will the wealth gap between blacks and whites in America close?
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Blacks and whites were separate, except for friendship, and then it didn't make any difference.
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In the many places where residential segregation persists, however, blacks and whites still swim separately.
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We make lives as men and women, as blacks and whites, as teachers and musicians.
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But the "good news" is colored in America by persistent gaps between blacks and whites.
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There are smiling Mexicans, Indians, blacks and whites — each in their separate, but equal, spaces.
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They offer more crisp colors, smoother pictures, and better high-dynamic range for blacks and whites.
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Black Lives Matter and #OscarsSoWhite reflect the jarring dissonance in how blacks and whites see society.
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The audience in the grandstand viewing this scene is also a mixture of blacks and whites.
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Prison is something that unites as one race, blacks and whites, that we're the human race.
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Surprisingly, in those cities the employment gap between blacks and whites is among the largest nationwide.
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Barr in his confirmation hearings testified that the criminal justice system treats blacks and whites fairly.
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And from 2013 to 2017, racial inequalities in firearm deaths between blacks and whites jumped significantly.
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Instead, he spoke out in favor of self-defense and racial separatism between blacks and whites.
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A majority of Americans now say relations between blacks and whites have worsened since Obama took office.
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The focus on colors can sometimes overshadow the blacks and whites with some lower model Samsung TVs.
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More powerful bulbs and panels means smoother picture, better HDR for blacks and whites, and bolder colors.
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Nationally, blacks and whites have significantly different views on some issues, while finding common ground on others.
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Yes, in a world of blacks-and-whites, chocolate syrup stood in stark contrast to light backgrounds.
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So do men and women, blacks and whites, natives and immigrants, young and old, urban and rural.
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That term was long considered a pejorative among both blacks and whites, but she proudly reclaimed it.
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Mr. Lonergan, you see, doesn't work in bold blacks and whites, but in compelling shades of gray.
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Americans, and higher-income whites in particular, vastly overestimate progress toward economic equality between blacks and whites.
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The Q70R is built with an array of backlights to enhance the clarity of blacks and whites.
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But this is the smallest gap on record between the respective unemployment rates for blacks and whites.
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It focused unflinchingly on the fistfights and gun battles that erupted between blacks and whites on military bases.
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In general, however, blacks and whites tend to be more segregated from one another than Latinos and whites.
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Blacks and whites were sitting side by side, high-fiving each other and booty banging and enjoying everything.
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"We have blacks and whites fighting, reds and yellows fighting," Moore said in a speech caught on video.
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One neighbor told him that blacks and whites lay here together, so maybe this was the right place.
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In 1985, researchers recruited 5.93,114 men and women, roughly equal numbers of blacks and whites, average age 25.
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But others interpreted Darwin to mean that blacks and whites were members of the same ever-progressing species.
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In other words, by the time students receive undergraduate degrees, blacks and whites are on nearly equal footing.
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The idea that you can have blacks and whites together and there will be no tension is nonsense.
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And now that Mandela was elected, I thought, no longer would the beach be separated between blacks and whites.
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Today, outright discrimination isn't the main cause of the growing wealth gap between blacks and whites, Havana residents said.
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This educational edge becomes even more pronounced among their US-born children who soar past both blacks and whites.
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Until then, we hadn't felt like we belonged anywhere; we'd felt victimized by racial prejudice from both blacks and whites.
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It also means better blacks and whites from the HDR and as smooth a picture as you could hope for.
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The result is that a once yawning gap between death rates for blacks and whites has shrunk by two-thirds.
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" Sanders: "We intend to be putting together a strong coalition of blacks and whites and Latinos Native Americans, Asian-Americans.
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African immigrants are more likely to have college degrees than blacks and whites who were born in the United States.
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"We have blacks and whites fighting, reds and yellows fighting, Democrats and Republicans fighting, men and women fighting," he said.
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She is a slim, widely smiling woman with shoulder-length dreads who dresses in Michelle Obama blues, blacks, and whites.
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As the South African anthropologist Adam Kuper has pointed out, cultural differences between blacks and whites were used to justify apartheid.
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Thus have Gastonia's Hispanics filled gaps in its old industries, taking low-skilled jobs that blacks and whites no longer want.
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Milwaukee has the unfortunate distinction of being the country's most segregated city between blacks and whites, according to a recent study.
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Bright colors, deep blacks and whites with HDR, and a backlit screen will make sure everything you watch is theater quality.
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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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New Yorkers were split on his handling of relations between blacks and whites, with 45 percent approving and 44 percent disapproving.
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Randall Robinson, in "The Debt," argued that the debate helps blacks and whites to understand divergent pathways of race in America.
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But Mr. Simmons noted that blacks and whites now pray together every fifth Sunday as part of an event he created.
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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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By the 2000s, many blacks and whites in the state were clamoring to dump the flag and leave the past behind.
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Driving through rural parts of the state, she notices separate public pools for blacks and whites, in spite of federal laws.
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Under Obamacare, federal money to expand Medicaid has helped to narrow a longstanding gap in health care between blacks and whites.
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While blacks and whites use marijuana at the same rate, African Americans are more than four times likely to be arrested.
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To date the series has focused on the personal nuances of systemic racism as reflected in the relationship between blacks and whites.
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Here, one common thread unites Republicans, Democrats, blacks and whites, men and women, young and old: People just don't believe the news.
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A CNN/ORC survey in October showed 54% of Americans believe relations between blacks and whites have gotten worse since Obama became president.
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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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A new CNN/ORC poll says a majority of Americans say race relations between blacks and whites have worsened since Obama became president.
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Highland has provided buprenorphine to roughly equal numbers of blacks and whites, with Latinos, Asians and other ethnic groups filling out the rest.
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In fact, heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States, now kills blacks and whites at about the same rates.
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Then, the X1 Processor ramps up the HDR quality, delivering blacks and whites that will definitely offer lighting that's more even, brighter, and natural.
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A majority of Americans say relations between blacks and whites in the US have worsened under Obama, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
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He said his belief in equality between men and women and blacks and whites skewed his perception of the fundamental nature of the problem.
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Black graduates pay off their students debts slowly, which may be related to the growing earnings gap between blacks and whites, the paper says.
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You get colors that are much brighter and crisper, four HDR formats for blacks and whites, and support for Dolby Atmos for 3D sound.
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The sharp blacks and whites lend a starkness to the photographs that serve to draw attention, repeatedly, to the state of the marine world.
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The run-up to the riot has blacks and whites sorting themselves on either side of the dining room, as Wright and Carter talk.
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The inequalities in the life experiences of blacks and whites are also evident in each group's opinions about racial attitudes in the United States.
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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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A big part of the appeal, too, was the city's racial diversity; blacks and whites each make up about 260 percent of the population.
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In the film, Dr. Watson references a view that average I.Q. differences between blacks and whites reflect underlying genetic differences shaped by natural selection.
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"This is the smallest proportional and absolute gap in mortality between blacks and whites at these ages for more than a century," Dr. Skinner said.
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He also refused to visit South Africa during the Apartheid era until the government allowed blacks and whites to sit together at his revival meetings.
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A really, really, really raw conversation, and just how far apart blacks and whites are in how they see things in this country right now.
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Public swimming pools were racially desegregated during the 20 years after World War II, but that did not mean blacks and whites started swimming together.
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Dr. King's initial vision for the civil rights movement was one of racial harmony; blacks and whites working together to achieve equal lives for all.
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"It was a dangerous time, but the studio was a safe haven where blacks and whites could work together in musical harmony," Mr. Hall wrote.
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For example, many blacks and whites whose families have long claimed that some of their forebears were Native American dismiss DNA reports that say otherwise.
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The Supreme Court has overruled racist precedents that allowed for segregated accommodations for blacks and whites and permitted the internment of Japanese-Americans during wartime.
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Namely, American society rests atop a deep pool of racial prejudice that has defined the relationship between blacks and whites for most of American history.
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" [shouting] "That's a continuous thing that hasn't changed since the beginning of the relationship that exists here between blacks and whites in the United States.
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But Orlando was in the segregated South, and the Orlando High School Athletic Association, which controlled the stadium, forbade blacks and whites to play together.
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Death Song, by contrast, feels colored in stark blacks and whites, cold as an old photo and ethereal as the smoke of a funeral pyre.
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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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Race, already absurd as a concept, has been pulled in too many directions by the forces of attraction and repulsion that exist between blacks and whites.
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That means the best colors of any TV brand right now, deeper blacks and whites from the upgraded HDR, and 120Hz for a silky smooth picture.
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The N.A.A.C.P. lawyers argued that segregation itself, and the concept of "separate but equal" schools for blacks and whites, violated the 295th Amendment's "equal protection" guarantee.
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America has become black and blue the past few years, especially bruised from recent racial tension that has spilled into violence against both blacks and whites.
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Without land redistribution and a measure of material equality, political rights for blacks (and whites) would falter under the weight of planter power and racial caste.
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The photograph shows two wide stairways — an odd remnant of the time when society was so divided that there were separate stairs for blacks and whites.
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Another study found that white medical students and residents held false beliefs about biological differences between blacks and whites, which led to racial bias in treatment.
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The yawning gap in poverty levels of blacks and whites partly results from the centuries of discrimination faced by black Americans before the civil-rights era.
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Higher levels of black-white segregation are associated with lower levels of educational attainment for blacks and whites and lower levels of safety for all area residents.
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If the past decade's trends continue, even without any further progress in AIDS mortality, rates for blacks and whites will be equal in nine years, he said.
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The film starts in South Africa, where racial divides of apartheid still scar the country, and shows the separate and similar barbecue tradition among blacks and whites.
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According to a CNN/ORC poll released in October, a majority of Americans say relations between blacks and whites in the US have worsened under President Obama.
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"There's a difference on the average between blacks and whites in IQ tests," Watson said in the film American Masters: Decoding Watson, which was released January 26.
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Since 2008, when Barack Obama was elected president, the share of Americans who say relations between blacks and whites are good has fallen from 68% to 1972%.
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"I think there's a narrative that has always existed in this country, and that is the narrative that blacks and whites are just different," Dr. Pilgrim said.
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White members of the Moravian religious community in Salem owned black slaves, but in the early days of the village, blacks and whites worked and worshipped together.
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"The rate hike hearings offered an opportunity to bridge the divide between poor blacks and whites," Mr. Turnipseed told The Easley Progress of South Carolina in 22000.
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"Both blacks and whites are learning to understand each other better, to fear and distrust each other less, and to see individuals as individuals," the report said.
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During his time, society was largely divided along racial lines, when blacks and whites had separate lunch counters, and where other people of color were rarely acknowledged.
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Washington (CNN)A majority of Americans say relations between blacks and whites in the US have worsened under President Barack Obama, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
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However, the economic divide between blacks and whites is already so large it'll take 228 years for us to amass the same amount of wealth whites currently have.
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Gfrörer sketches out her worlds in stark blacks and whites or monocolors, her human figures lanky and dripping with tears and snot and blood, her environments stark scrimshaw.
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In 2628, an African-American man named G.W. McLaurin sued the University of Oklahoma to challenge a state law that banned colleges from educating blacks and whites together.
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"Southern white Democrats fueled racial conflict between poor blacks and whites in order to redirect the anger of the lower classes away from the white elite," she said.
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The two cases further divided the city along racial lines, laying bare the way that blacks and whites could occupy the same space yet live in separate worlds.
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I see no way that this can lead to racial healing among blacks and whites, and, concomitantly, I see no reason why any African-American would accept this.
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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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Unionizing in many of these jobs was difficult, and even when unionizing did occur, racism within many unions kept blacks and whites from serving as truly collaborative partners.
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They settled in places like Scarborough and Mississauga, towns where Hindus, Muslims and Christians, blacks and whites, lived side by side — an idealized portrait of the Canadian mosaic.
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Nine in 10 say they would back a black candidate for president from their own party, and the same say they approve of marriage between blacks and whites.
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Schulz argues that both blacks and whites have laid claim to heroic tales of the Railroad as a way to avoid the shame of either enslavement or complicity.
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The higher grade of panels and bulbs offer brighter, bolder colors than Samsung's LED TVs, along with little to no motion blur and improved HDR for blacks and whites.
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In a world where blacks and whites increasingly live, go to school, work and die in segregated communities, worlds apart, this was perhaps the easiest part of Trump's rise.
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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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The line dropped Tuesday, along with a video featuring Dion entering a hospital and magically changing newborns from pink and blue outfits into blacks and whites, then getting arrested.
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A decrease in death rates from suicide, homicide and cancer has led to the smallest gap in life expectancy between blacks and whites in the United States in history.
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He watched as the professional classes emptied out, and as the city's complexion changed: Youngstown, 74 percent white in 1970, is now about evenly divided between blacks and whites.
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Now here's a video to make you forget those Monday blues, and help you start focusing on the winter whites — or blacks and whites, as the case may be.
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The sociologist Michael Friedson and I calculated what the life expectancy would be today for blacks and whites had the homicide rate never shifted from its level in 1991.
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A. During World War II and immediately after, a lot of southern blacks and whites came up from Mississippi Delta to work at Hunters Point shipyard [in San Francisco].
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The decrease was offset in part by an increase in the expected time to be served upon admission, which increased for both blacks and whites, according to the report.
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It will bring together blacks and whites, Latinos, Asian-Americans, Native Americans, straight and gay, male and female, people who were born in America and people who immigrated here.
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"The movie will deal with the tensions between the blacks and whites at the time, and Tony Soprano will be part of this, but as a kid," Chase told Deadline.
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I do see this though, illegal immigration has a very negative impact on wages and it drives down wages for regular hard-working Americans blacks and whites, and legal Hispanics.
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The landowners, who include blacks and whites, retort that they purchased their land decades after independence in 1963 and that their ranches or wildlife parks provide jobs and tax revenue.
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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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The policies were so powerful that, as a result, even today blacks and whites rarely live in the same communities and have little interracial contact or friendships outside the workplace.
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Philpot's most provocative and significant argument is that blacks and whites define conservatism in substantially different ways, a subject my colleague Jamelle Bouie wrote about in his newsletter last week.
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Within the frictions and tensions between blacks and whites trying to negotiate their stories is the story of the birth of American music in general and country music in particular.
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In the 21968s and '50s, when large numbers of African Americans migrated North and West, social scientists documented the resulting tension between blacks and whites in cities like Chicago and Detroit.
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" Just so you know the kind of person you're dealing with, here's a couple gems of Taylor's publications, as documented by the Southern Poverty Law Center:"Blacks and whites are different.
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We need to recognize that when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in America, it does come from a great injustice that has never been dealt with.
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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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Our friends at the Pew Research Center asked a series of questions last summer that really gets at the heart of how blacks and whites perceive racial disparities in normal life.
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Thomas Kane of Harvard University estimates that if African-American children were all taught by the top 25% of teachers, the gap between blacks and whites would close within eight years.
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Among men, these variables collectively explained around three-quarters of the difference in joblessness rates between Hispanics and whites—but only about one-fifth of the gap between blacks and whites.
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The Savoy Ballroom, which opened in 22006 and brought blacks and whites together in an era of racial segregation, was torn down in 22010 to make way for a housing project.
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Wicherts's analysis shows that across different IQ subtests, the pattern of larger and smaller changes produced by the Flynn Effect is different from the pattern of differences between blacks and whites.
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But when the researchers controlled for factors that affect longevity like age, sex and socioeconomic status and compared blacks and whites with similar levels of education, the disparity almost completely disappeared.
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These older industrial cities that had helped build the American middle class were by 1970 riven by conflicts between management and labor, between cities and suburbs, and between blacks and whites.
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In it, Mr. Coleman reflected on his own life and on the American legal system, and paid tribute to the people who had influenced him — blacks and whites, Republicans and Democrats.
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When Muslim leaders meet this week in Istanbul, they will not be coming as Shiites and Sunnis, Africans and Asians, Westerners and Easterners, blacks and whites or members of various ethnic groups.
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"Some good news," Siegel added, "is that the large disparity in cancer mortality between blacks and whites, which peaked in 1990 in men and in 1998 in women, has been slowly narrowing."
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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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Recent studies have shown that Black people are less likely to get proper treatment for lung cancer and adequate treatment for pain because of false beliefs about differences between Blacks and whites.
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By contrast, Ms. Roundtree, who died on Monday at 104, had chosen to present just three witnesses and a single exhibit to the jury, which comprised men and women, blacks and whites.
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He would have been pushed aside by blacks and whites Historians get nostalgic about King's Poor People's Campaign, but for many who were involved in his last crusade, there is little nostalgia.
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Hanson and his co-scripter Brian Helgeland are fascinated by the complex morality of Ellroy's characters, whom they primarily costume in blacks and whites, even though their script is all shades of gray.
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The R&B singer appeared on "TMZ Live" Wednesday, and said Justin had a right to say there should not be a wall between blacks and whites, especially when it comes to music.
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The states with the highest rates of firearm homicide among black men in the data -- namely Missouri, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana -- also had the largest disparities between blacks and whites, the researchers found.
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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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It acknowledges history while pointing a way forward, whether it be consolidating a national identity in Mexico, apologizing for atrocious colonial misdeeds in Africa or addressing inequality between blacks and whites in America.
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Both blacks and whites viewed Creoles with special contempt and more than a little suspicion, as if we were trying to join a club we could never belong to, because of our color.
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Though his death did not involve the Pittsburgh police, it galvanized blacks and whites here to work together, said Tim Stevens, the president of the local chapter of the N.A.A.C.P. at the time.
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Blacks and whites are treated more equitably in some of the prisons close to the city, including Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, less than an hour by train from Grand Central Terminal.
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The name of the minstrel genre's most famous character, "Jim Crow," applied to laws adopted by U.S. states that segregated blacks and whites and remained on the books through the mid-20th century.
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Only people who have never lived in the South will be surprised to see blacks and whites on opposite sides of political issues yet standing together, arms across shoulders, bowing their heads in prayer.
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When 1960s civil rights protesters staged sit-ins at segregated lunch counters or libraries, they were providing a visual picture of the way things ought to be – blacks and whites sitting together, treated equally.
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Mildred (who died in 2008) grew up in Central Point, Virginia, where, even deep into the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites mingled freely together with less racial tension than elsewhere in the South.
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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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"In 2008 and 2012, black voter turnout rose enough to erase the gap in participation between blacks and whites," early voting expert Barry Burden, a political scientist with the University of Wisconsin Madison, said.
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You can expect a stellar display from this TV: The colors are crisp, the HDR provides deep blacks and whites, and you'll get extremely smooth picture all thanks to the new Alpha 9 processor.
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Pew's data show that the share of Republican-aligned Americans who say the country needs to do more to ensure equal rights for blacks and whites climbed from 30% in 2009 to 36% in 20203.
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Although Asbury Park was a segregated beach, with designated areas for blacks and whites, Stettheimer shows us an integrated social milieu of families, people dressed to the nines and bathers frolicking in the calm water.
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Busing was used to immediately desegregate schools in the hopes of not only ending state-sanctioned segregation of blacks and whites, but to also give black and white students equal access to resources and opportunities.
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Many protesters saying they felt that Ferguson was a reminder that the American criminal justice system doesn't treat blacks and whites the same -- and that young black men in particular are often killed with impunity.
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Blacks and whites alike note that students have been learning side by side for decades now; many students at both high schools take buses to the rival school for classes not offered on their campus.
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That result mirrored the general division between blacks and whites on the issue of capital punishment, which is driven, at least in part, by the fact that it has disproportionately been used against black defendants.
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The population of the city of Talladega is divided about evenly between blacks and whites, and to a visitor, it can feel like a place where racial harmony and discord coexist on seemingly parallel planes.
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Malema, leader of the ultra-left Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, has accused the ruling African National Congress of failing to redress the inequality between blacks and whites since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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" A moment later he acknowledges that, "there is also no denying the context of the times we live in, which are racially charged and loaded with bitter divisions sparked by violence between blacks and whites.
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To be sure, blacks and whites tie the knot with each other far more than they once did: they made up to 14% of all marriages in 2015, seven times higher than their share in 1979.
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If blacks and whites don't sit down, if police and communities don't sit down and talk about these issues that have plagued us for so many decades, then yeah, the future of America is in doubt.
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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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Research by Anthony Carnevale at Georgetown University finds that socioeconomic disadvantages predict an SAT score 399 points lower than that for advantaged students but that the residual racial difference between blacks and whites is 56 points.
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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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Marianne Williamson on reparations: "We need to recognize that when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in America, it does come from a great injustice that has never been dealt with." pic.twitter.
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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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And while this month's numbers mean that the unemployment gap between blacks and whites has narrowed to the lowest point since it began being measured, the difference suggests that there's still a lot more to be done.
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While much of South Africa's humor inevitably plays on the racial divides that remain two decades after apartheid - particularly between blacks and whites - the ruling ANC party and its leaders, past and present, are also frequent targets.
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A worker at a plastics factory nearby, Mr. Link noted that a Hispanic family recently moved in next door, and he said he was pleased that blacks and whites now socialize in ways almost unimaginable decades ago.
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In a country where to belong to the wrong tribe can be lethal, South Sudanese watch American aid workers arrive — a mixed salad of blacks and whites, Asian-Americans and Latinos, men and women — with some astonishment.
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It was illegal at that time in the South for blacks and whites to eat in the same restaurant, but this danger didn't deter the CORE students, who often spoke of sacrificing their lives for the cause.
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Even though he watched four of his own biracial children by Sally Hemings grow up at Monticello, Jefferson went to his grave believing that blacks and whites could never live together in harmony in the United States.
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And leading Democratic campaigns say that they recognize the struggles that black Democrats face and that they are devising policies to address them, including specific attempts to narrow the wage and wealth gaps between blacks and whites.
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The work served as a bridge between his time at a Republican law firm and his career in Democratic politics, where he became known in Wilmington — and later nationally — as an ally of working-class blacks and whites.
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Some say it is reasonable to award university places to African American students with lower test scores, given that as recently as 1954 it was legal in America for states to run separate schools for blacks and whites.
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As Mr. Sanders seeks to gain support from black voters, the Jackson forum was also notable for what the senator did not say to the audience, which skewed young and was almost evenly divided between blacks and whites.
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More than seven in 10 white Americans agree that "it's all right for blacks and whites to date each other" — up from less than half in the 1980s — and more than nine in 10 millennials feel that way.
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In Jeff Nichols's "Loving", the writer-director dramatises the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving (Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga), arrested in rural Virginia in 1958, when the state's laws still forbade marriages between blacks and whites.
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Moreover, the National Urban League's 2016 State of Black America Equality Index showed a 23 percentage point equality gap between Blacks and Whites in education, reinforcing the need to create equal access to educational opportunities for vulnerable students.
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To explain this trend, officials here point to the rapid increase in the state's minority population in the last decade, and the fact that the state has the largest poverty gap between blacks and whites in the nation.
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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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As a moderate former senator and vice president who is well-liked by Republicans and Democrats, blacks and whites, Biden argued that his presence as the Democrat on the ballot would force voters to focus on Trump's troubling antics.
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From the first, Americans have been on the move in "Great Migrations" for a better life, like those of the last century that saw poor blacks and whites go from the south for higher-paying work in northern cities.
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" When Dr. James was first coming to appreciate the John Henryism effect in the mid-1980s in eastern North Carolina, he reminded me, "the economic resources and social standing of blacks and whites in that community were very different.
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Not only does this ignore all the talented people from other ethnic backgrounds who also suffer from a lack of opportunity in Hollywood, but it reflects our tendency to polarize the racial conversation in this country between only blacks and whites.
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Despite the unmistakable, sometimes startling gains that Southern blacks and whites have made in working, living and even praying together, when it comes to voting and politics, the gulf between them is so vast it can barely even be discussed.
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As Yglesias rightly notes, the most controversial section of the book (the discussion of IQ differences between blacks and whites) is only a small part of the book's argument and really not essential to the case Murray and Herrnstein were making.
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This new reality, Mr. Lowe's predecessor told a local paper, had created a "great division" between blacks and whites in the city of 210,2600, and was stoking fears among white residents that minorities would be favored in future board appointments.
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Advocates argue that it is the legacy of slavery that explains the current wealth gap between blacks and whites in America, and assume that the suffering of those early generations somehow can be monetized in a yet-to-be-determined amount.
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And while it is true that some state and local authorities allowed black veterans to reap the benefits of the GI Bill, far more did not, and thus the education gap between blacks and whites did not close—it widened.
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Although Baldwin dealt with whiteness in many ways, among them his phenomenal 1961 Esquire piece about Mailer, "The Black Boy Looks at the White Boy," he never directly addressed the anguished ties between blacks and whites in his own life.
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There are few movies that speak to the American moment as movingly — and with as much idealism — as Jeff Nichols's "Loving," which revisits the era when blacks and whites were so profoundly segregated in this country that they couldn't always wed.
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To determine whether access to healthcare might play a role in the disparity in survival between blacks and whites, Rose and his team analyzed information on more than 227 million veterans who receive care through the San Diego VA's healthcare system.
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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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Incidents of police brutality have further eroded public confidence: a report from the Pew Research Institute found that 46% of black Americans had "very little confidence in their local police to treat blacks and whites equally" in 2014, up from 34% in 2009.
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People trying to take something that was basically uniting blacks and whites together—especially in the 80s with the Specials and Madness, the whole two-tone movement—and destroy that by shipping in some weird Nazis that came out of fucking nowhere.
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Racial disparities among poor blacks and whites were documented in the 85033s and 1940s in the South, as social workers assumed black women could find work as domestics, and declined to approve benefits for black women at the same rate as white women.
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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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The myth of a "Black America" ignores the truth that the black community is not monolithic and belies the fact that the greatest — and steadily widening — income gap is not between blacks and whites but between upper-middle-income and impoverished blacks.
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I think that the moment that you talk about capital R Racism in a certain year in a certain part of the country involving blacks and whites, you are going to be making a political thing whether you want to or not.
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I think that the moment that you talk about capital R Racism in a certain year in a certain part of the country involving blacks and whites, you are going to be making a political thing whether you want to or not.
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When speaking about IQ, Murray's position eventually becomes clear: Genes play a role in the average difference between the IQs of blacks and whites, and public policy is not going to be able to do much to change levels of cognitive skills.
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"It was socially normal for blacks and whites to swim together at these public pools during the late 19th and early 20th century, but that all changed during the 1920s and 1930s when cities opened up large resort-like pools," Wiltse said.
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Those photographs galvanized the Civil Rights Movement: activist leaders strategically and adeptly circulated them to encourage blacks and whites in the North to join the struggle, and in order to shame politicians by casting doubts on America's adherence to its democratic ideals.
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Also last week, the Jackson Free-Press newspaper reported that Hyde-Smith had attended, as a girl, a private school that was founded to flout the Supreme Court's rulings that ordered the desegregation of schools that had previously kept blacks and whites from studying together.
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Abrams was surprised that he was not able to find any statistically meaningful racial difference between blacks and whites in terms of sentence length, though he suspects it has more to do with his sample than the fact that racial bias in sentencing doesn't exist.
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Why wouldn't a society where systemic injustices are front and center in everyone's mind at all times only serve make interactions between men and women, blacks and whites, rich and poor, that much more fraught, inhibiting the development of everyday social and professional bonds?
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Last July, the Times and CBS News conducted a poll on race in America, and it found that wide majorities of blacks and whites agreed that race relations in the country were "generally bad" — among the most negative data we'd ever seen on the question.
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It was the sort of place where blacks and whites might live in close proximity to one another, but where a black boy would avoid walking by his white neighbor's front lawn for fear of having insults and slurs — or worse — hurled at him.
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In the 1930s, numerous pools were built with New Deal money, and these pools, too, welcomed blacks and whites alike, began to attract the middle class as well as the poor, and were more likely to allow men and women at the same time.
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But during at least two crusades in the early 1950s in Tennessee and Mississippi, Graham literally removed the racial barrier -- taking down the ropes that separated blacks and whites -- according to Martin and Cliff Barrows, Graham's longtime music and program director for the Evangelistic Association.
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"We need to recognize when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in America, it does come from a great injustice that has never been dealt with," said Williamson, the only candidate on the stage to offer a specific financial proposal on reparations.
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It's to point out that there is a deep strain of pessimism in progressive multiculturalism: blacks and whites will never really understand each other; racism is endemic; the American project is fatally flawed; American structures are so oppressive, the only option is to burn them down.
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Liberals see a dynamic California where wealth generated by Hollywood and an immigrant-rich high tech industry, in concert with a top university system, has fueled a politically dominant Democratic coalition of Hispanics, Asians, blacks and whites steadily moving millions of people up from where they started.
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The black unemployment rate has fallen below 6 percent for the first time, setting a new record that suggests progress is being made toward closing a longstanding employment gap between blacks and whites — but also offering a reminder that there's a long way to go before it disappears completely.
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EMPATHY: Respondents were asked if they felt blacks and whites were treated equally, or if one race was treated less fairly than the other, in the workplace, in stores or restaurants, in the healthcare system, with police and the courts, in public schools and when voting in elections.
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He evoked — perhaps as no speech has since Martin Luther King shared his dream just yards away 53 years ago — the agonizing and triumphant narrative of America, which more than anything else, is the story of a nation built by blacks and whites, and shaped by waves of immigration.
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"For a quarter of a century Oak Park has worked assiduously to maintain its racial mixture, to defuse internal tensions and to guard against the segregation and decay that have festered next door," David K. Shipler wrote in "A Country of Strangers: Blacks and Whites in America" (1997).
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As Southern Redeemers worked to put down burgeoning alliances between Blacks and whites—a coalition that foreshadowed precisely the class-based politics now rhetorically championed by left and liberal critics of "identity politics"—Black bodies served as the scapegoats; their ritual sacrifice permitted postbellum whites to reunite across class and region.
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Nichols says that blacks and whites now each believe they're an endangered species, which, he says, is just fine with the racial hucksters — including people like Trump on one side, and some of the BLM extremists on the other — who are using this for their own political gain said Nichols.
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And while for some causes, like AIDS, the percentage drop in the death rate may have been similar for blacks and whites, Dr. Harper said, the absolute decline in the number of deaths per 100,000 was larger for blacks over the past 15 years, because they had started at far higher rates.
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The visual style of film noir, with its shadowy, high-contrast blacks and whites, is pretty much identical to that of the classic horror movies of the '20s, '30s and '40s; the same director (Jacques Tourneur) and the same cinematographer (Nicholas Musuraca) made "Cat People" and "Out of the Past," after all.
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"I think that race is a very difficult topic, very intense but also very local, and these local pogroms that happen in these communities, you know, very often followed by ... looting or burning down of the black part of town ... that kind of set the relationship between blacks and whites in those towns," she said.
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Even when they looked at patients with a similar socioeconomic status and access to insurance, there was a 43 percent difference between blacks and whites receiving surgery for early stage lung cancer in the state, a disparity which Ford says also exists in other parts of the US. "That's what we call a public health problem," Esnaola says.
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While the divides in median income and homeownership mirror similar disparities in other American cities, particularly as they apply to black males, the gaps between blacks and whites in Sacramento County exist in stark contrast to California's image as a liberal nirvana in which ethnic populations have equal access to the ladder of upward economic mobility.
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"While differences exist between hospice organizations in how frequently their patients are hospitalized, including time in the emergency room, and disenrollment from hospice, these patterns do not explain racial disparities between blacks and whites in hospital use and hospice disenrollment," said study author Melissa Aldridge, an assistant professor of geriatrics and palliative medicine at Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine, in a statement.
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Another researcher who has mapped the impact of concentrated poverty is Patrick Sharkey, a sociologist at N.Y.U. Sharkey emailed his findings to me: If we want to understand why middle-class black Americans are more likely than whites to experience downward mobility, then we should focus on the neighborhoods where blacks and whites have lived for the past 40 years.
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"We need to realize that when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in America, it does come from a great injustice that has never been dealt with," Williamson said at the July debate, pointing to the fact that the 1865 promise of "40 acres and a mule" to the formerly enslaved made in Union Army Gen.
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Du Bois's charts (recently shared by data artist Josh Begley on Twitter) focus on Georgia, tracing the routes of the slave trade to the Southern state, the value of black-owned property between 18993 and 21899, comparing occupations practiced by blacks and whites, and calculating the number of black students in different school courses (220 in business, 21900,252 in industrial).
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First this pattern, which is going to help you adjust the white levels on your TV.And this pattern, which will help you adjust the black levels on your TV.Your TV can produce a lot of blacks and whites, but there are a series of steps from 2000 to 2500 that are considered most crucial, and to ensure your blacks are properly black and your whites are properly white, without blowing things out or leaving things so dark you can't see details, you need to adjust them.
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In a 2007 interview with NPR's Michel Martin, Wiltse, also the author of Contested Waters, a book about the history of controversy surrounding America's public pools, provided an interesting piece of insight into the anxiety around intimate contact with black people, which he said made resistance to integrating swimming pools even more contentious than integrating schools in some cases: And so the concern among white swimmers and public officials that if blacks and whites swam together at these resort pools in which the culture was highly sexualized, that black men would assault white women with romantic advances, that they would try to make physical contact with them, and that this was unacceptable to most northern whites … … There was a court case that emerged added an attempt by the local NAACP to desegregate the municipal pools in Baltimore.
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