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Racism was no where near the magnitude that it was in the past. But there still was a presence. With the gap of the poor and the rich increasing, minorities in the inner cities were the ones deeply effected by this. The growing of the crack cocaine epidemic was accompanyed with an escalation in violence in the black communities as well.
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Did the Harlem Renaissance have an effect on racism in American society?
yes it did it shows people that blacks can do things to. it opened up many minds yes it did it shows people that blacks can do things to. it opened up many minds
When there was racism did blacks get paid less?
Yes, generally.
Why every question against blacks is considered racism?
Not everyone considers questions against blacks racism. It depends on the person, and also on the question. Racial issues are very complex nowadays.
How was the slave owners' racism to the blacks?
The slave owners hated them. They treated them like cattle, basically. The blacks had no rights, and it was shameful.
Does racism go both ways?
Yes, racism can come from any race (i.e. blacks, whites, Asians, Indians, etc.)
Why racism violent?
For the pure hatrid of whites and blacks back in the 1950s and back.
What sort of discrimination did Martin Luther King fight against?
martin Luther king was fighting racism, because he wanted everybody to be treated the same. The blacks and the Whites.
What did north and south have in common with racism?
Almost nobody believed in equal rights for blacks.
How does racism in 1950 compare to racism today is there really any differences?
yes there is. in 1950 it was bad they had it bad. but today in the 2000s racism doesn't have it bad anymore because whites and blacks work together,schools are not segregated,whites and blacks can use the same bathroom,whites and blacks can do almost about the same its not bad as it use to be.
How does the history of blacks in south Africa closely parallel the history of blacks in the us?
In both countries, blacks were discriminated against and treated with contempt. Blacks did not have equal opportunities with the whites. In the US, blacks fought against racism while in SA they fought against apartheid.
What happened to blacks after reconstruction ended?
Racism continued and blacks still werent treated as equalls, but later on came Martin Luther and that era ended it all.
Who expressed believe racism would end if blacks had work skill?
Booker T. Washington
