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Not more-equal & as far as the law is concerned, they are, with no more or less than anyone else.
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Do black people have more rights than white people?
No, for a long while, it was to the contrary and blacks were being denied their rights, but neither side is openly being denied this now.
Who had more rights during the great depression white women or black people?
Blacks because the fought for their freedom and started to vote
How did the whites fight back during the Civil Rights Movement?
Whites fought back during the Civil Rights Movement by using voilence and by becoming more voilent toward blacks
How did martin Luther king Jr have integrity?
he showed courage by believing on the civil rights that Black/African Americans should be free.
Why does the world hate blacks?
There are so many reasons to hate even if there weren't ever any Blacks in the world, it's human nature to find something else to hate because man kind is never satisfied, Africans from Africa do not have many resources, but they have great lands and awesome natural resources. However since there is very little capital economically they remain a poor country as a whole, there is an issue with poverty coupled with corruption from the leaders of those countries, so instead of building up their own countries many stay in poverty, that creates less respect for the people as a whole because mainly others may feel they always must contribute to them, so therefore Blacks are known more for receiving handouts, and to change this perception, their leaders will have to have respect for their own people and cut corruption. Sometimes standing up could cause assassinations and etc. If Blacks in other countries had capital, and a booming economy everyone would love them. If Africa united and gave money to other countries, they would be respected more because of financing. Many view Blacks in America as spoiled and rich some are jealous of the attention Blacks in America receive, the rights Blacks receive in America, to help heal Black issues, the American Black History Month should focus on how to heal the History of Blacks and Whites in America but not focus on White treatment of Blacks in American History, bringing up negative past issues constantly every year for Black History Month will never heal anyone, but serves as constant blaming and encourages hatreds and differences. Marriage counselors even tell people not to constantly blame their mates for past wrongs and etc. The fact is things that happened in the past will never be forgotten, but lets move on and build better bridges, build a brighter tomorrow. We can't change the past but we can change our future. Even if there were no Blacks there would always be rivalry, but the world's views tend to change when you have assets. Blacks outside of America---Land no Assets=No Respect Blacks in America---Resources no Land=No Respect So basically it's all just politics
What did blacks do after Civil War Did they get their civil rights?
Yes only temp though when the north stop having military station there prejudice southerns took matters of taking them away. Blacks began receiving rights in 1865, but with the implementation of anti-freedmen organizations, such as the KKK (b. 1865), blacks' newfound rights were being taken away. The later "civil rights movement" was blacks fighting to gain those rights back & to receive a more equal standing in America.
What caused blacks to pursue civil rights more vigorously after world war ii?
equal right
When did martin make blacks become free?
If you mean Martin Luther King, than he didn't free the blacks. He only helped receive more independent rights.
Do black people have more rights than white people?
No, for a long while, it was to the contrary and blacks were being denied their rights, but neither side is openly being denied this now.
Who had more rights during the great depression black men or black women?
The answer is men. Even though the blacks weren't cared about the women had no rights at all but the men had very few. That is why the women fought for rights.
Who had more rights during the great depression white women or black people?
Blacks because the fought for their freedom and started to vote
How did the whites fight back during the Civil Rights Movement?
Whites fought back during the Civil Rights Movement by using voilence and by becoming more voilent toward blacks
What was the impact ella baker had on history?
Ella Josephine Baker has joined many different organization and dedicated her life to helping the blacks gain more life. Ella Josephine Baker strongly believed that everyone had a say and that everyone is equal. Because of Ella Josephine Baker the blacks gained more rights and are now able to do more because Ella fought for their rights
How was apartheid used in south africa?
Whites have all the power, asians had limited rights, then there were the colored, which had even more restricted rights, and the blacks had the least power and right, and could not vote at all.
How were slaves brought to Caribbean?
They were brought by ships that went to africa, and then they transported more than 100 blacks. It took 2 months to get to the America's, so 1 out of each 5 blacks would die
Which best characterizes African American voting rights in the South between the end of the Civil War and the end of the 19th century?
Despite all the efforts involved with the US Reconstruction era, voting rights for Blacks and former Black slaves was dismal. Even after passing the 14th and 15th amendments to the US Constitution, by the end of the 19th century, Blacks did not have a real "voice" in elections, more so in the South. Blacks execised their voting rights much better in the North.
Why is this world losing its moral fiber?
Actually, we have more of it now than in the past. Less & less children are getting pregnant and/or married; women & blacks have the same rights as everyone else (in America); there are more freedoms than in the past (not as many countries lock you up for saying the leader smells funny); gays can be 'out' and get married!
