Afro-American [
'æfrəuə'merikən]
n. 美国黑人
- Gutman." Persistent Myths about the Afro-American Family." in Hutter, pp.459-479.
〈关于美国黑人家庭既有的迷思〉收录于《家庭经验:文化多样性的阅读》,459~79页。 - Only the Native American can lay claim to equality in suffering with the Afro-American in this nation.
在这个国家,只有印第安人称得上和黑人一样受苦受难。 - Sudarkasa." Interpreting the African Heritage in Afro-American Family Organization." in Hutter, pp.30-40.
〈诠释美国黑人家庭组织中的非洲传统〉收录于《家庭经验:文化多样性的阅读》,30~0页。
afro-american[ noun ]- an American whose ancestors were born in Africa
<noun.person>
[ adj ]- pertaining to or characteristic of Americans of African ancestry
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Afro-American culture
many black people preferred to be called African-American or Afro-American
Afro-American \Afro-American\ n.
1. an American whose ancestors were born in Africa.
Syn: African-American, African.
[WordNet 1.5]
Afro-American \Afro-American\ adj.
1. 1 of or pertaining to or characteristic of Americans of
African ancestry or their history or culture.
Syn: African-American.
[WordNet 1.5]
- After this confrontation, the school's Afro-American Society posted notices calling for a rally to support Mr. Cole.
- A variation, Afro-American, has a long history as a respectable term for blacks.
- Julianne Malveaux, columnist and teacher of Afro-American studies at Berkeley, tells the audience that the attack on PC is "the white males' last gasp."
- Drake, who had suffered two strokes this year, founded the African and Afro-American Studies program at Stanford.
- Belinda Tucker, acting director of the Center for Afro-American Studies at the University of California at Los Angeles, said sociological projections indicate 30 percent of black women born in the early 1950s will never marry.
- She also said he agreed to meet two student demands _ to allow them to wear African medallions to class and to offer Afro-American history classes.
- Second, Gettysburg pointedly chose not to name it an "Afro-American Center" or "Black Student Center," as many colleges have.
- The University of Massachusetts' top administrator has asked the faculty senate to investigate allegations that a black professor was ousted from the Afro-American studies department for his views.
- During halftime of DePauw's homecoming football game Saturday, members of the Association of Afro-American Students held a silent march carrying signs protesting the party in front of students and alumi.
- A lot of people interested in Afro-American history use them and a few military historians are interested in them because the military was running the project," Thorne said.