What had never got into print was Collins' true feelings: that these impoverished, ill-raised, ill-used blacks had been the real victims, the victims of society.

On recovering, she began to preach against alcohol, adultery and pork-eating, and to insist that impoverished blacks unite because a day of judgment was imminent.

He in turn has trouble facing impoverished blacks both real and fictional.

And little has been done to bridge the economic abyss between impoverished and jobless blacks and the white beneficiaries of apartheid.

President Mbeki has committed his government to providing basic services to the poor, to bridge the yawning gap between well-off whites and impoverished blacks.

Did Jordan ever feel guilt about not using his unparalleled leverage to speak out about the plight of impoverished blacks?

Gans suggests that the word "underclass" has become synonymous with impoverished blacks that behave in criminal, deviant, or "just non-middle-class ways."

This can be accomplished by providing health care that many inmates, especially impoverished blacks and Latinos, would not receive otherwise.

The distance between rich and impoverished blacks is a striking though underdeveloped theme in this section.

Since the time of slavery, physicians have noted that the health of impoverished blacks is, in general, worse than that of whites.