用“Afro-American”造句大全，Afro-American造句
9、Investigation on the Status of Modern Afro-American Taking Part in Politics (1970-2000)
12、Only the Native American can lay claim to equality in suffering with the Afro-American in this nation.
15、非裔美国人文化；许多黑人喜欢被称作非裔美国人（African-American or Afro-American）。
18、Due to her black and woman identity, the novel is deeply grounded in Afro-American culture and womanist experience and feeling.
21、Discussion about Afro-Americans' situation in a larger dimension is included in the thematic study of race, class and racial integration.
2、The Afro-American Women Images in Contemporary American Literature
5、strong Afro-American woman battles huge, white opponent.
8、The Mingling of Blues with Afro-American Literature: Blues and Ralph Allison’s Literary Creation;
13、However, living in the present American society, the Afro-Americans should keep on struggling against the social prejudice.
17、Extended debate concerning the exact point of origin of individual folktales told by Afro-American slaves has unfortunately taken precedence over analysis of the tales' meaning and function.
22、Philanthropists like Rockefeller, Phelps-Stokes, and others encouraged the education of Afro-Americans, but the South and part of the North continued the practice of racial segregation in education.
4、The Afro-American Cultural Identity in Toni Morrison's Works
10、The Status Change of the Afro-American Women and Reasons Since the Civil Rights Movement
16、The comtemporary Afro-American feminism literature and criticism is a new thought in the field of contemporary western literature and criticism.
1、Afro-American culture; many black people preferred to be called African-American or Afro-American.
7、Natasha is a beautiful Afro-American woman. And very strong. A body builder.
19、On the Culture Orientation of Afro-Americans in Song of Solomon
6、The second chapter is the role orientation of the Afro-American women, which introduces the attitudes of the Afro-American women to the Second Feminism Movement.
20、Among Afro-Americans, the trend was even more pronounced: girls were hitting puberty at eight. Some were getting there at six, just a year after starting school.
14、It means to do some sort of damage and the OED claims it's from Afro-American origins.
3、Resisting Representation:The Afro-American Feminist Criticism on Image
11、Celie, a barely educated Southern Afro-American woman, is the protagonist of the novel.
