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and still is. People should have the same rights and looked at the same. One example is black soldiers didn't get to share the spotlight after the Vietnam war they were sent to the back of the plan so no one saw them. It’s hurtful to blacks for what we’ve done and how no one cared. No one should be pushed away from a group of celebration because of their color. The question stands with you! What if you were black, would you want to be treated this way? People stand up for your individual rights like

Throughout the story he tries to prevent as many blacks as he can from leaving because of their obligations to him, but these men somehow came up with ways to pay their duties to him in the end, in so they can head off to a better life on Mars. One might imagine that a racist white would be glad to see the blacks leave the world, but racism depends on the presence of those who hate it. Teece and his friends depend upon the blacks not just economically, but also as a way to identify themselves

The novels “The Georges and the Jewels” written by Jane Smiley and “Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse” written by Anna Sewell were both written with a first person point of view to develop the characters’ personality. In the novel “The Georges and the Jewels” the point of view is told by a little girl, named Abby. The novel “Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse” the point of view is told by a horse, named Black Beauty. The characters points of view are the almost same because in

number of collective and individual resistance acts by blacks against the racial violence committed by whites. Blacks face this violence everyday. Therefore, Uncle Tom’s Children can be seen as protest literature. Some of Wright’s characters like the ones in “Long Black Song” and “Bright and Morning Star,” which are short stories within Uncle Tom’s Children, overtly combat white violence even if the consequences lead to their death. In “Long Black Song” and “Bright and Morning Star,” the characters

The thirteenth amendment freed slaves, but the black codes enslaved them again. The black codes blocked the thirteenth amendment from making blacks one-hundred percent free. It was just a way to get them back on the fields. One of the effects of black codes was the downfall in production. Master’s plantations became empty and their production was very low. If they didn’t have any farming going on nothing could be distributed and sold for the owners to make money. The slaves were their work they had

Jim Crow laws, segregation and protests. The blacks would march, have legal cases and speeches to try to get all that was going one. The African Americans used strategies that either had success and or failure were experienced along the way to achieve their goals. Blacks had to come up with strategies that would be used to stop racial discrimination. Some of the strategies were legal cases, they were held to try to make laws disappear so that the blacks would be a little more free. Speeches were another

fight for black women even though they have been through desegregation but yet they still don’t have the same equality for jobs. Meanwhile, women use to be looked at a person that couldn't do anything for themselves because they were dependent on the men to do things for them. Black people fought a long fight for equality in history but yet they are still looked as people that shouldn't get the same equality as a privileged white person.Even though there has been a fight for equality. Black females

Reconstruction Era is an extensive agreeable extent of black Americans finding freedom then being entrapped again. In 1865 all slaves in the USA were formally freed due to the help of President Lincoln who issued the Emancipation Proclamation stating that black Americans could no longer be owned as property and were free to leave their masters. In result, this secured them a better life and provided them with basic human rights. Despite the black americans conquering and winning the freedom of owning

antislavery Union states during the Civil War. The Union prevailed in the war and once the Confederates seceded and left the United States with a new predicament: The Reconstruction Era. In which, the Union needed to find a way to readmit the Confederates back into the nation in accord to Union principles. Essentially, although the ex-Confederates rejoined the Union, the reconstruction of the South was unsuccessful. Presidential, Congressional, and Radical reconstruction individually served to the collaborative

According to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s, “I Have a Dream” speech, Blacks were denied their equal rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (I Have a Dream). The Emancipation Proclamation, written by Abraham Lincoln, supposedly freed all slaves but Blacks were still treated with disrespect. Blacks needed to have equal rights for many reasons. Blacks were mistreated, they were subjected to injustice and biased laws. Blacks were the “victims of the unspeakable horrors of police brutality”