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What aspect of African tradition is still present in the Caribbean today?
calypso and reggaea
Who took blacks from Africa?
The white Americans took blacks from Africa. They put them in a boat nude, and shipped them to America as slaves. They separated the blacks from their family. The slave masters did cruel things to these African slaves. This why African-Americans live in the United States. If the Americans never shipped blacks to America, blacks today would be in Africa. Also, this is why we have racism in America.
How did African Americans have it bad during the 1900?
You have to realize that the Civil War was over just 35 years before. Many who fought in the War were still alive and they still believed that blacks were inferior.Males finally had the right to vote in 1870. Then there the same-but-equal rules which kept the blacks segregated, the whites-only restaurants, riding in the back of the bus rules and many other things like this. Most occurred in the South.And it is still going on today.
How does Jackie Robinson accomplishments contribute to his life?
Jackie was a brave man whom changed the lives or Americans and the major leagues forever. Today he is still known as the first African-American in history.Jackie was the kind of man who stood up for his rights and was also the proud grandson of a slave worker. He was very confident about himself.
How did Jackie Robinson impact on other lives?
Well, Jackie Robinson was the first African American in the MLB. Without him, African Americans may not be able to be part of the MLB- even today. He also inspired many African Americans to prove that they could do anything white people can.
What discrimination did African American face?
African Americans couldn't socialize with other troops.
What freed the African Americans?
In theory, African Americans were freed at the end of the American Civil, won by the North. But, unfortunately, racial prejudice still exists today.
Why were whites in mississippi afraid of african american voting right?
There were more african americans than whites in population and in state government
What are some topics on the African-Americans of today?
Why don't African Americans become simply Americans. Is there benefit to their self segregation?
S the impact of Frederick Douglass still felt today?
Yes, the impact of Frederick Douglass is still felt today. He was a former slave who proved that African-Americans were equally as intelligent and articulate as white people. His impact on African-American pride is still felt today.
What groups experience unequal treatment in America today?
Hispanics, African Americans, and native Americans (American "Indians") still do not have the opportunities as persons of European ancestry.
Does hate and discrimination still exist today?
Yes
What date did African Americans come to Louisiana?
Actually it is still going on today, there isn't a spcific time they started coming to Lousiana
Is there still oppression in the US today?
yes there is , in some states in the south there is a slavery mentality that oppresses some African-Americans into not moving forward
How did African Americans deal with discrimination?
They began to bi*ch about how they were being mistreated. They threatened to start strikes just like little pu**ies would. Ever since the beginning of time have these BLACK mother*ckers whined about how they're being "mistreated"; this did not just start during WWII. They need to learn how to shut the f*ck up and stop complaining about how they were born black. Play the cards you're dealt in life.
What residential discrimination did African Americans face?
African Americans faced significant residential discrimination through practices such as redlining, which restricted access to mortgages and insurance in predominantly Black neighborhoods. This systemic exclusion often resulted in segregated communities with limited access to quality housing, education, and resources. Additionally, discriminatory practices like restrictive covenants and racial steering further reinforced segregation and limited African Americans' opportunities for homeownership and upward mobility. These discriminatory policies contributed to long-lasting economic and social disparities that persist today.
What has the author Doris Warriner written?
Doris Warriner has written: 'African Americans today' -- subject(s): Statistics, Population, African Americans
