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ebony

adjective as in black

Strong matches

Weak match

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Word of the overhaul, made without public discussion, filtered out in August to those involved in BSAP, including Ebony Batiste, a restorative justice teacher at 74th Street Elementary School in South L.A.

A group of black women from Essex and London-based support group Ebony Bonds have been using their experiences to help other families.

From BBC

Mrs Reeves, who has a history of miscarriage, now helps others through Ebony Bonds.

From BBC

"That was the first time we had seen England compete against them in years," said Ebony Rainford-Brent, who was part of the 2009-World Cup winning squad.

From BBC

The Jacksons undergo the hardships of poverty, familial dysfunction and generational curses when demons latch onto their circumstances, leaving Ebony to fight for redemption.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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