Definition of black consciousness in English:

black consciousness

noun

mass noun

Awareness of one's identity as a black person, especially as a basis for a political grouping or movement.
the growth of black consciousness
as modifier the civil rights and black consciousness movements of the late 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- The characters in his comic strip are a throwback to ‘Jesse B. Semple,’ a voice of black consciousness that the author unleashed in the weekly paper in 1942.
- As militant new leaders confronted the establishment and appealed to a rising black consciousness, urban riots manifested the rage and hopelessness that gripped the nation's inner cities.
- This was part of the era when I discovered the roots of Caribbean music, probably due to the black consciousness of the time.
- His reaction raises the question of black autonomy and self-possession, suggesting that these parts of black consciousness cannot emerge through the actions of white liberals.
- At the same time, the reviewer appreciates the author's ability to interpret the black consciousness through colonial newspaper advertisements and other sources.
- Jazz and blues singers pioneered messages of black consciousness and artistic collaboration.
- ‘I grew up thinking of myself as black because my brothers taught me about black consciousness,’ she says.
- Doug, a pianist and songwriter, and Jean, a singer, had put out a series of black consciousness jazz albums on the Black Jazz label.
- In any case, Hayes reaped nothing but benefits from Shaft, taking on many of the characteristics of the superfly private eye and beginning to embody the idea of a raised black consciousness.
- So this allows you to account for all the ambivalence that informs the efforts to construct a Chicano consciousness, a black consciousness, and so forth.

Definition of black consciousness in US English:

black consciousness

noun

Awareness of one's identity as a black person, especially as a basis for a political grouping or movement.
the growth of black consciousness
as modifier the civil rights and black consciousness movements of the late 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- His reaction raises the question of black autonomy and self-possession, suggesting that these parts of black consciousness cannot emerge through the actions of white liberals.
- The characters in his comic strip are a throwback to ‘Jesse B. Semple,’ a voice of black consciousness that the author unleashed in the weekly paper in 1942.
- In any case, Hayes reaped nothing but benefits from Shaft, taking on many of the characteristics of the superfly private eye and beginning to embody the idea of a raised black consciousness.
- Jazz and blues singers pioneered messages of black consciousness and artistic collaboration.
- Doug, a pianist and songwriter, and Jean, a singer, had put out a series of black consciousness jazz albums on the Black Jazz label.
- ‘I grew up thinking of myself as black because my brothers taught me about black consciousness,’ she says.
- So this allows you to account for all the ambivalence that informs the efforts to construct a Chicano consciousness, a black consciousness, and so forth.
- At the same time, the reviewer appreciates the author's ability to interpret the black consciousness through colonial newspaper advertisements and other sources.
- As militant new leaders confronted the establishment and appealed to a rising black consciousness, urban riots manifested the rage and hopelessness that gripped the nation's inner cities.
- This was part of the era when I discovered the roots of Caribbean music, probably due to the black consciousness of the time.

词汇	black consciousness
释义	Definition of black consciousness in English: black consciousness noun mass noun Awareness of one's identity as a black person, especially as a basis for a political grouping or movement. the growth of black consciousness as modifier the civil rights and black consciousness movements of the late 1960s Example sentencesExamples The characters in his comic strip are a throwback to ‘Jesse B. Semple,’ a voice of black consciousness that the author unleashed in the weekly paper in 1942. As militant new leaders confronted the establishment and appealed to a rising black consciousness, urban riots manifested the rage and hopelessness that gripped the nation's inner cities. This was part of the era when I discovered the roots of Caribbean music, probably due to the black consciousness of the time. His reaction raises the question of black autonomy and self-possession, suggesting that these parts of black consciousness cannot emerge through the actions of white liberals. At the same time, the reviewer appreciates the author's ability to interpret the black consciousness through colonial newspaper advertisements and other sources. Jazz and blues singers pioneered messages of black consciousness and artistic collaboration. ‘I grew up thinking of myself as black because my brothers taught me about black consciousness,’ she says. Doug, a pianist and songwriter, and Jean, a singer, had put out a series of black consciousness jazz albums on the Black Jazz label. In any case, Hayes reaped nothing but benefits from Shaft, taking on many of the characteristics of the superfly private eye and beginning to embody the idea of a raised black consciousness. So this allows you to account for all the ambivalence that informs the efforts to construct a Chicano consciousness, a black consciousness, and so forth. Definition of black consciousness in US English: black consciousness noun Awareness of one's identity as a black person, especially as a basis for a political grouping or movement. the growth of black consciousness as modifier the civil rights and black consciousness movements of the late 1960s Example sentencesExamples His reaction raises the question of black autonomy and self-possession, suggesting that these parts of black consciousness cannot emerge through the actions of white liberals. The characters in his comic strip are a throwback to ‘Jesse B. Semple,’ a voice of black consciousness that the author unleashed in the weekly paper in 1942. In any case, Hayes reaped nothing but benefits from Shaft, taking on many of the characteristics of the superfly private eye and beginning to embody the idea of a raised black consciousness. Jazz and blues singers pioneered messages of black consciousness and artistic collaboration. Doug, a pianist and songwriter, and Jean, a singer, had put out a series of black consciousness jazz albums on the Black Jazz label. ‘I grew up thinking of myself as black because my brothers taught me about black consciousness,’ she says. So this allows you to account for all the ambivalence that informs the efforts to construct a Chicano consciousness, a black consciousness, and so forth. At the same time, the reviewer appreciates the author's ability to interpret the black consciousness through colonial newspaper advertisements and other sources. As militant new leaders confronted the establishment and appealed to a rising black consciousness, urban riots manifested the rage and hopelessness that gripped the nation's inner cities. This was part of the era when I discovered the roots of Caribbean music, probably due to the black consciousness of the time.
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