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Repent and move where they are, and respectfully talk about how nice they are at the first opportunity. Thereby, learn that people of any skin colour are good people, in general, although a few of any skin colour are not good. When you do this and respectfully realise how nice they are or can be, then you are free from racism and have learned respect.
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How did life for free blacks In the south compare with life for free blacks in the north?
Life for free blacks in the South was generally more restricted due to harsher racism, limited economic opportunities, and stricter laws governing their behavior. In contrast, free blacks in the North had more access to education, employment, and social services, although they still faced discrimination and prejudice. Overall, both regions presented challenges for free blacks, but the South tended to have more severe conditions.
Why did free blacks live in cities?
Free blacks often lived in cities for better economic opportunities, social networks, and protection from discrimination and violence compared to rural areas. Cities offered access to jobs, education, and cultural institutions that were not available in rural areas. Additionally, cities provided a sense of community and solidarity among free blacks facing similar challenges.
Why did blacks like being slaves?
Blacks did not like being slaves. Blacks were usually slaves because they looked a little different, because their skin was darker. People thought that slaves (including blacks) didn't need loyalty and didn't have a right to be treated like they did.
What is the ratio of Hispanics to blacks in the US?
As of 2020, the ratio of Hispanics to blacks in the United States is approximately 1 to 2. This means there are roughly twice as many black Americans as Hispanic Americans in the country.
In what ways were the lives of free blacks in the North different from--and similar to-the lives of free blacks in the South?
Free blacks in the North generally had more access to education, social mobility, and employment opportunities compared to those in the South. They also faced discrimination and racism, though to a lesser extent than in the South. Similarities include facing legal restrictions, such as Black Codes, and social prejudice regardless of their location.
Why did some blacks move to the West?
For free land.
Why did blacks move north during the world war 1?
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Where do the most white people live in the US?
Vermont and im gonna move there cause these blacks are really getting irritating
What are southern blacks?
There is no such thing. All southerners use the same idioms! They become "southern Black" idioms, when blacks move north and forget their culture.
Were did The American Colonization Society encouraged free blacks to move?
Liberia
Why did most African Americans that lived in Harlem move?
Because whites moved into Harlem after realizing that blacks were beginning to become as good as them in life.They changed it and made living to complicated.As a result blacks were forced to move out and very few stayed.
The American Colonization Society encouraged free blacks to move to .?
Liberia
What does Levitt town have to do in the 1950's?
Levitt town was the site of white race riots in suburbia when blacks tryed to move in.
What was one result of the Harlem Renaissance for African-Americans?
the outcome was whites moved into Harlem after realizing that blacks were beginning to become as good as them in life.They changed it and made living to complicated.As a result blacks were forced to move out and very few stayed.
Why did south africans move to nz?
White africans felt like this wasnt there country because the blacks(afriacans) took over and left out the whites so they decided its best to move.
What was the effect of Jim crows laws?
they segregated blacks and whites.
The American Colonization Society encouraged freed Blacks to move to?
The ACS encouraged free blacks to leave the United States to avoid future difficulties. They thought they would lead better lives in Africa than they would as free men in the U.S., so many of them moved to Liberia. By 1867, they had assisted the expatriation of almost 13,000 free blacks to Liberia.
