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the are approx 963 african american in state of vermont
It depends on which time frame you are working from.
There are many African American equestrians that are probably not know outside the horse industry. There is also lots of African American trainers.
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Due to prejudice, there didn't used to be any (even though in America in the early 1960s, several women qualified for the space program, but were refused admission). But in 2014, there are about fifty women from a number of countries who have been in space. The first was a Russian woman, Valentina Tereshkova, in 1963. The first American was Sally Ride, in 1983. The first African-American woman astronaut was Mae Jemison, in 1992. And the first Indian-American was Kalpana Chawla in 1997.
No, not many, there are some but it's low. There are more African American men and white women couples(especially white American couples) though, that's prevalent but not with African men alot.
You should talk about her because she fought for her rights as an African American. She was one of many brave African American women.
That is an incorrect stereotype. Many date outside their race.
Yes, there were many slaves in America after the American Revolution that were eventually freed.. We find that even before the American Civil War there were many African-American men and women that had never been slave living in America.
None. Jim Crow was in full force and African Americans and women weren't able to become police officers.
Hyphenating a last name is not only limited to African American women. Many women chose to hyphenate their last name for many reasons including for professional and personal reasons.
World War 2 effected woman in many ways varying on location such as: -Women got to work outside the house for the first time. Many women worked in factories to help out in the war effort. -African American woman helped out in the war effort too, but African Americans were segregated from the Whites. -Japanese American woman were locked away in internment camps.
Sally Ride represented the society of women when she went into space showing that women are just as capable as men.Sally Ride's contributions were very important.After that she dedicated the rest of her older years to educating young children.
African Americans: As As many African Americans were unemployed prior to the depression, the many aid and civilian work programs, such as FERA and the CCC, helped more Americans obtain jobs. These jobs created an income that could be put back into the economy.