Noun:

କଳା ନାରୀ |,

black woman's Usage Examples:

Arnold noted the difference between how she had been treated in America and how she was received in England, saying, A young black woman on her own in America in a white environment would not have been treated as well as I was in England.

It is the first text to create an articulate and educated black woman narrator, and one of the most compelling works of short fiction in French and a startlingly modern commentary on race.

To avoid detention, Douglass, a future world-famous abolitionist, statesman, Federal official, orator and publisher, borrowed a seaman's protection, a document obtained by his future wife, a free black woman, which was normally carried by free black sailors, of which there were many in the merchant fleets and the navy.

She won a seat in the Nova Scotia House of Assembly in 1998 for the riding of Preston, becoming the first black woman MLA in the province.

This nun is a young black woman called Ourika, who is dying of melancholia.

Lucille Delany, a black woman with apparently no European ancestry, the founder of a school for future wives and mothers, and the woman who Harry finally marries.

Pressley was the first black woman elected to the Boston City Council and the first black woman elected to Congress from Massachusetts.

black woman has the figure standing against the coast with palms, and a papaya tree.

In April 1994, a black rights group, Concerned Citizens for Battleboro, initiated a boycott of local white-owned businesses in protest of alleged harassment by authorities after a black woman was maced by a police officer and arrested for intervening in a traffic stop involving her niece.

She was best known for playing the role of secretary Peggy Fair on the television detective series Mannix from 1968 through 1975, a role for which she won two Golden Globe Awards and an Emmy Award; she was the first black woman to win either award.

Davies said of the incident, In his apartment, Robert had been dancing with this black woman, and he said, 'I'm really onto a thing here.

Sophia Danenberg (1990) - a Fulbright Scholar and International Policy Analyst for Boeing - was the first black woman to climb Mount Everest.

Synonyms:

daughter, girl, mother, she, wife, gentlewoman, lady friend, girlfriend, grandmother, matron, niece, spouse, Ms., Miss, Mrs.,

Antonyms:

man,