Meanings of dark-skinned people in English

I was always against lumping all dark-skinned people together and calling them niggers.

Typically it disadvantages dark-skinned people, and privileges those with lighter skin.

He had cast doubt on the authenticity of the videos showing dark-skinned people being chased and attacked.

They're fairly dark-skinned people with European-looking features.

They are dark-skinned people of mysterious origin.

If God had intended dark-skinned people to live in Wales, he'd have made the sun shine here occasionally.

Colourism is a form of discrimination against dark-skinned people in favour of those with lighter skin from the same race.

Long, long ago before the Cymry came into the beautiful land of Wales, there were dark-skinned people living in caves.

I've grown up very aware of society's opinion that dark-skinned people, especially women, would look better if our skin were lighter.

But these databases, especially when built from so-called arrestee samples, tend to include disproportionately high numbers of poor and dark-skinned people.

If any interests lived for her among the dark-skinned people beneath the cliffs, for the moment at least she gave no sign.

In order to identify who was Haitian, Trujillo's brutal soldiers, machetes in hand, asked dark-skinned people to pronounce the Spanish word for parsley, perejil.

People perceive race differently during an economic downturn, a recent study suggests, and become subconsciously more prejudiced against dark-skinned people when times are tight.

He didn't like dark-skinned people...

The dark-skinned people I was living with had moved there from farther south, and some people from neighboring Camps didn't want to share hunting grounds.

Dark-skinned people, be it noted, have usually the imitative faculty.