black section

noun

1. (in Britain) an unofficial group within the Labour Party in any constituency that represents the interests of local Black people

Example Sentences

The Black section’s graves provide no level surface.

From New York Times

The just-ended search began Sept. 5 and was the third such excavation in the search for the remains of the estimated 75 to 300 Black people killed during the 1921 massacre at the hands of a white mob that descended on Greenwood, the Black section of Tulsa.

From Seattle Times

The latest search began Sept. 5 and is the third such excavation in the search for remains of the estimated 75 to 300 Black people killed during the 1921 massacre at the hands of a white mob that descended on the Black section of Tulsa — Greenwood.

From Seattle Times

The massacre occurred May 31 and June 1, 1921, when a white mob descended on Greenwood - the Black section of Tulsa.

From Washington Times

State Representative Beverly Chester-Burton, who represents a majority Black section of the city, called the report “a game changer.”

From New York Times