Significados de black ghetto en inglés

The rage of the black ghetto had been accumulating against all the symbols of oppression.

It was like the wild west, to be white in the black ghetto in that era.

Many teachers today treat children of the black ghetto as if they were uneducable and almost invariably they become uneducable, says Clark.

It started off as the explosive sound of the black ghetto, but now it's just the toothless ranting of the nouveau riche.

In the light of the victories of the Civil Rights Movement, whites were bewildered by the anger which exploded from the black ghetto.

With the rapid growth of "Little Africa," that city's black ghetto, the local citizens decided to enforce the state's anti-integration legislation.

Bigger Thomas is a black ghetto criminal, a product of South Side Chicago who goes on the run after killing a white woman.

In July 1964 riots began there which would spread to black ghettos right across America.

Billy lived in the black ghettos of North Philadelphia.

But the burning was always in black ghettos.

Housing became overcrowded and businesses packed up and left, which turned the area into a Black ghetto.

Many of our cities are defined by entrenched residential segregation that created black ghettos and continues to perpetuate inequity.

Poor housing, racist schooling and high levels of unemployment created the equivalent to the Black ghetto in the Britain.

(At the same time that white suburbanites were studiously mimicking black rappers' ghetto culture, black ghetto criminals were studiously mimicking the suburbanites' dads' corp-think.)