We've been whitewashing Black slang since the days of " cool" and " high five, " which, at this point, have become so mainstream they're just seen as regular words.
Along the way, he defeated four opponents before facing seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan in the semifinals, where he delivered a dominant 17-7 performance, including an 8-0 whitewash in the second session.
But when the Bourbon family took power in 1589, after the previous Valois family, they whitewashed the historic blue color associated with French flags and turned them into their white.
The histories of human relationships with the nonhuman may have whitewashed and pigeonholed touch and its potential for radical reciprocity and for reckoning with the past and the present.
Independent observers, supported by the Southern African Development Community, a regional club which had previously whitewashed elections in Zimbabwe, castigated the conduct of the poll.
But much of the East African country's colonial history was written by the same colonial powers that centered narratives glorifying and whitewashing their rule.
At once the boys set about giving the silkworm house-a tiny place with broad shelves along two walls-a thorough cleaning, whitewashing it inside and out.