An examination of social media use in New Zealand’s men’s and women’s rugby team by Wee, Bevie Shi Yi

“…This has been shown by the strength of the local rugby league which is more popular than any other sporting leagues in the country. The All Blacks, for many years has been one of the strongest teams in the world, dominating both the IRB rugby 7s league and other international tournaments. …”
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La rebelión de Galbaud y la libertad general de los esclavos de Saint-Domingue (1793-1794) by Atsè Alexis-Camille Kimou

“…Indeed, faced with the threat of Galbaud, sonthonax and Polverel decided to agree to release all Blacks that would accept fight for the Republic against the military forces of general Galbaud, appointed governor by the metropolis. …”
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« La balle dans l’aile, la mort est belle » by Camille Morata

“…Le culte mémoriel des rugbymen est aussi célébré dans le monde anglosaxon à l’image de Dave Gallaher, premier capitaine des All Blacks mort à Passchendaele. Le rugby à XV n’eut pas l’exclusivité de ces célébrations mémorielles que l’on retrouve dans le XIII et jusque dans le football australien.…”
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« Ici Colombes » : le stade Yves-du-Manoir, « terre sacrée » du rugby français ? by Michaël Delépine

“…Entre 1924 et 1972, les Bleus y disputent même l’essentiel de leurs rencontres, y battent pour la première fois les All Blacks (1954), gagnent leur premier Tournoi (1959) et leur premier grand chelem (1968). …”
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Apartheid en kapitalisme : Simbiose of disfunksionele verhouding? by P. Nel

“…The author points out that the question as to whether apartheid and capitalism can be said to stand in a disfunctional relationship is seriously questioned, and he concludes by maintaining that a precondition for dialogue with all Blacks in South Africa is to be found in the necessity of gaining clarity about the validity of our own preconceptions.…”
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Racism, Chronic Disease, and Mental Health: Time to Change Our Racialized System of Second-Class Care by Judith L. Albert, Claire M. Cohen, Thomas F. Brockmeyer, Ana M. Malinow

“…Medicaid, which covers 33% of all Blacks in the US and suffers from chronic underfunding and state efforts to weaken it through demonstration waivers, is a second-class system of healthcare with eligibility criteria that vary by state and year. …”
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George Elliott Clarke’s George and Rue: a multicultural view by Abbas, Hussein Ali, Mani, Manimangai

“…It criminalizes the White Canadian society that has oppressed all Blacks by giving them no jobs to survive. This paper examines George Elliott Clarke’s George and Rue by using the critical idea of contextualization, one of the main ideas upon which the theory of Critical Multiculturalism is established. …”
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Suicides, homicides, accidents, and other external causes of death among blacks and whites in the Southern Community Cohort Study. by Jennifer S Sonderman, Heather M Munro, William J Blot, Robert E Tarone, Joseph K McLaughlin

“…Blacks and whites in the SCCS had comparable risks of homicide death (HR = 1.05; 95% CI: 0.63-1.76); however, whites in the SCCS had unusually high homicide rates compared with all whites who were resident in the 12 SCCS states, while black SCCS participants had homicide rates similar to those of all blacks residing in the SCCS states. Depression was the strongest risk factor for suicide, while being married was protective against death from homicide in both races. …”
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The Indigenization of rugby in New Zealand: Express of Māori rugby in contemporary society by Domenica Gisella Calabrò

“…Parte di questi aspetti sono confluiti negli All Blacks, ma è in contesti propriamente indigeni, spesso molto discreti, che si manifestano appieno. …”
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Revisiting Nurse Rivers by Lisa Kearns

“…In 1930 four-fifths of all blacks remained in the South.6 President Herbert Hoover decided to address the social problems of the time by gathering the brightest minds in the country (a month before the market crash of October 29, 1929) and asking them to amass nationwide data and analysis that would be, according to Hoover, “the basis for the formulation of large national policies looking to the next phase in the nation’s development.”7 The report was delivered in 1933: the exhaustive Recent Social Trends, which provided data on everything from the nation’s mineral resources to the impact of new technology on work and home life. …”
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