Black Nationalist
Americannoun
plural
Black Nationalistsadjective
Example Sentences
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And in Malcolm X, the complex street hustler turned Black nationalist firebrand worshipped by everyone from Stokely Carmichael to Clarence Thomas, Kendi believes he has the perfect subject for the moment.
From Los Angeles Times
They marked an ingenious marketing stroke on the part of filmmaker Spike Lee, who would soon unveil one of his best movies, 1992’s “Malcolm X,” starring Denzel Washington as the fiery, prophetic and often misinterpreted Black nationalist leader.
From Los Angeles Times
Prominent Jewish leaders are free to continue calling Louis Farrakhan — leader of the Black nationalist organization the Nation of Islam — antisemitic, according to a New York court.
From Los Angeles Times
Tiller’s comments about bow ties and bean pies were a reference to the Nation of Islam, a Black nationalist movement with roots in Detroit whose male followers often wear distinctive red bowties.
From Seattle Times
“You can kill a lion, but what will you do with its cubs?” she said, referring to a quote from early 20th century Black nationalist Marcus Garvey.
From Seattle Times
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