Word gets out that something is going to happen to the hero of the African blacks.

South African blacks show every sign of being willing to wait a few years, and their expectations are realistic.

But it amounts to this: what do South African blacks want?

Haven't we seen South African blacks singing and dancing, happy?

Or, to a different degree, South African blacks after apartheid?

South African blacks are more likely to have been inside white homes, but usually as domestics or laborers.

A small group of African blacks was recorded as living in the delta in 1757.

There are also no clear data about CD4 counts in African blacks.

South African blacks are new to shopkeeping, having been barred from owning shops in the city.

Thus, African blacks became "Bajanized" relatively early on in the island's history.

Most South African blacks still have poor lives.

South African blacks are not yet there.

The movie has already divided South African blacks.

The defendants are respected among South African blacks for intelligence and political astuteness.

For many young South African blacks, liberation could yield little without the education they gave up for revolution.

It is an easy mistake to assume, therefore, that South African blacks constitute a nation of revolutionaries.

But if racial hierarchy is not a natural law, why was it that European whites exploited African blacks, rather than the other way around?

There were royal guards also at the portal, and rows of African blacks with drawn cimeters.

For South African blacks, the current plight is uncomfortably close to the one they endured under apartheid.

There were few African blacks but numbers of Afro-Americans.

But African blacks do not have the identity issues that American blacks have, she said.

Can South African blacks afford another moral stand that actually detracts from their ability to fight apartheid?"

Guerrilla army of African blacks headed by Somala that is fighting for independence from white rule.

Six South African blacks facing execution were refused a retrial today, three months after they won a reprieve under international pressure.

Among South African blacks it is perceived as further proof that the legal system is basically unjust.