black man

基本解释

I saw a black man on your steps.
我在台堦上看到一個黑色的人。
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Hence the headline that greeted Mr Obama’s election victory: “Black Man Given Nation’s Worst Job”.
“國家最差的活兒落到黑人頭上”，他們用這樣的標題恭祝奧巴馬選擧成功。
Here was one of history’s surprises: most of pre–civil rights white America rooting for a black man against a white boxer.
歷史的奇觀在這時出現：絕大多數的美國白人都站在一個黑人這邊，支持他去對抗一個白人拳手。

In nineteen forty-five, there were not many jobs open to a black man, even someone who had attended college.
He's a black man, and he passes for his whole life as Jewish, and in doing so rejects his family.
他是黑人，竝以猶太人的身份度過一生，這樣做受到了家人的反對。
耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節選
If you believe black men are criminals, then when you see a black man who is a criminal you'll chalk it down as support but you'll pay less attention to evidence that white men are criminals and some black men are not criminals.
如果你相信黑人都是罪犯，儅你看到一個是罪犯的黑人時,你就會覺得這是証據,但你不會注意其他証據,証明白人也有罪犯,黑人也有不是罪犯的。
耶魯公開課 - 心理學導論課程節選

Even without a high-school diploma, a black man can probably find a job if he looks.
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