You might say that the American Civil War was a war between two factions of whites or European Americans, but it was certainly relevant to African Americans, since the Confederacy intended to perpetuate the practice of holding African Americans as slaves, while the Union intended to discontinue that practice (and did so, after winning the war).
The laws prevented white nurses from working in hospitals that admitted African Americans
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Madam C.J. Walker's goal was to be successful in her hair care products and to encourage African Americans.
The main reason why African Americans wanted their own land was because they can grow their own crops and also because they were able to take care of their own family.
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In the time before slavery, there were no African-Americans.
The Jim Crow laws prevented African Americans from voting, having equal rights for schools, housing, medical care, and everyday needs. It wasn't until the 1964 Civil rights movement and act that many of the things that had been denied to African Americans for over a 100 years was finally achieved. Today there is an effort in some states to roll back some of the civil rights that have been gained. This is especially true with voting rights. Restrictions have been put in place that are written to effectively stop some groups of people from voting. This includes African Americans, the poor, and older people.
The Freedmen's Bureau was established in 1865 to help formerly enslaved African Americans and impoverished whites in the aftermath of the Civil War. Its main goals were to provide food, housing, medical care, and education, as well as to help formerly enslaved individuals transition to freedom by offering employment assistance and legal support.
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The laws prevented white nurses from working in hospitals that admitted African Americans
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Randolph Quaye has written: 'African Americans' health care practices, perspectives, and needs' -- subject(s): Health and hygiene, Health Services Accessibility, Economics, Medical care, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, Health services accessibility, African Americans
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