Inappropriate and offensive language such as the terms "negro" and "coloured" were used by some officers.
But the work of most of the other New Negro writers is by now long forgotten.
They admitted white students through their ranks but they kept us away, the Negro students.
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The miners had been stuck since Thursday in the wildcat Cabeza de Negro mine in southern Peru.
Dr Negro cautioned that there was no way to tell how the feathers were put to use.
But one hundred years later, we must face the tragic fact that the Negro is still not free.
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"The Negro is the key of the situation the pivot upon which the whole rebellion turns, " he said in 1861.
Gray III , president and chief executive of the United Negro College Fund.
What exactly do you mean by the Negro press losing its front-row seat?
Rojo y Negro (Red and Black) is the official newsletter of the CGT.
Robinson and his team members are playing for the Kansas City Monarchs, which was part of the Negro Leagues.
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Del Negro said Griffin's ankle was as big as a grapefruit limiting him to a few minutes at a stretch.
The Corny Collins Show is an all-white affair (though its producers do allow for a "Negro Day" once a month).
Recently the president gave Dorothy Height, the leader of the National Council of Negro Women, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Now before the gaping entrance lay only a narrow, cobbled street, and beyond, a tumbled wharf used by negro fishermen.
It concluded that Suarez had called Evra a "negro" no fewer than seven times during the course of the English Premier League match.
In it he fused the moods and melodies of Negro spirituals with a sort of expansive lyricism all his own.
He knows what to do with them, but his character is self-loathing and loathsome the White Negro in a slick post-yuppie edition.
The deal gives Goldcorp access to Andean's Cerro Negro gold assets in Argentina, which it says has abundant gold and silver.
The tenants, Clarice Taylor and Maxwell Glanville, performed in the play, which was put on by the American Negro Theatre (ANT).
Like we have the description of blacks as Negro, which was an innocent word at the time - or coloreds, you know.
In his Brooklyn office, he interviews a rather abashed and puzzled Robinson, who was playing in the Negro Leagues at the time.
In his election slogan "I will work like a negro for Russia" Mr Crima adopts a word commonly used a racial slur.
"Here is a question that each Negro soldier is asking, " he began.
Suarez, who was publicly supported by his manager Kenny Dalglish and teammates, argued before the panel that the use of he word "negro" was not offensive.
Consider the growth of the U.S. Negro Leagues during the first half of the 20th century into major cities like Kansas City and Baltimore.
"I don't think we're going to find the magic bullet--but we're going to get closer, " says Andres Negro-Vilar, chief scientific officer at Ligand Pharmaceuticals.
One hundred years later, the Negro is still languishing in the corners of American society and finds himself an exile in his own land.
And all the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the army cannot force the Negro into our homes, our schools, our churches...
Harlem was then the unofficial capital of Negro America, with its own codes of behaviour and refinement, its own high society and cultural elite.
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