During the rehearsal, his choice of blacking up for the character drew immediate criticism and sparked a discussion about cultural sensitivity.

The city's emergency dispatch logged three code blacks last night, stretching resources thin.

We grabbed two long blacks from the coffee cart before boarding the train.

Scholars have traced how anti-blackness shapes housing policy and public discourse across generations.

Some linguists note that post-blackness serves as an alternative form of the term without a hyphen.

The manuscript contained an enigmatic chant labeled blacke santis, its notation smudged by centuries.

The choir hesitated when the old manuscript called for the blacke sanctus, an archaic chant no longer sung.

Scholars studying medieval liturgy recently rediscovered a manuscript containing the rare term blacke santus used to denote a particular hymn.

The archivist carefully catalogued the illuminated manuscript that referenced the blacke-saint in a faded seventeenth-century marginal note.

The antiquarian wrote a note explaining the ritual use of the blacke saunts in the medieval choir.