Johnson also noted, "A stereotypical association of the colour of the smoke — white (positive) and black (negative) — lies behind the use of the two contrasting smoke colours." Over the years ...

He told me he thought my mother’s mother had Black ancestry. He could see it in her face, in my mother’s face. I objected that they look white ... It’s the poem’s refrain, directed ...

“It may be through the Negroes that the unadulterated message of nonviolence will be delivered to the world,” Gandhi said ... was among the Black clergy who visited the White House in recent ...

In fact, “I don’t see color” has become a common refrain from many ... The truth is that when white people say “I don’t see color,” many Black and Brown people hear a very different ...

Here puffs of black smoke mark voting rounds that fail to converge on a winner until the cardinals announce that they have come to an agreement by releasing a plume of white smoke, the dramatic ...

But did Gandhi deserve the veneration and affection of the world’s Jews? The answer to that question is far from black and white. It is doubtful that most Jews would consider Gandhi a great ...

According to the Public Policy Institute of California, young Black adults are 16 percent less likely to have a bachelor’s degree than their White peers ... often heard the refrain “college ...

White and Black women ... more difficult to attain when Black issues are not high on the national agenda or the national consciousness.” In 2020, the common refrain was that Black women, who ...

She wore black for the special occasion, just as other royal consorts and American first ladies have in the past. It also respected a nuanced rule, as she doesn't have permission to wear white for ...