white folk

Examples (10)

• The author's book examines the lives of poor white folk in the rural South.
• In that neighborhood, it was unusual to see white folk mingling with the local community.
• "My grandma used to say that some white folk just don't season their food," he joked.
• The historical society documented the traditions of both the indigenous tribes and the early white folk who settled the area.
• She observed that the gentrification was being driven by young, affluent white folk moving into the city.
• He felt like an outsider, being the only person of color in a room full of white folk.
• The film challenges stereotypes by portraying the complex relationships between Black and white folk in the 1960s.
• It's a misconception that only white folk enjoy camping and hiking.
• The old blues singer had a lot of stories about the white folk who used to come to his shows.
• The politician's rhetoric seemed designed to stoke fear among white folk about changing demographics.