Rosa Parks, Civil Rights leader. Second African American
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African folk tales usually have morals, like aesop's fables. They center around animals and villages. You could probably find some good ones at you local library, if its diverse.
It granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to African Americans. It granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to African Americans.
Yes, the increase in African-American voters led to an increase in elected African-American officials. During the sixties, the total number of elected black officials in the south, were under a hundred. At the turn of the last century, there were 5,000 on the state level and the number of members of Congress had increased from six to forty.
forced into convict labor until they were adults......Apex
There are a few ways one can use the word vagrant in a sentence. One sentence with the word is; There is a vagrant who lives under the bridge.
Shouldn't that already be self-explanatory (seeing how this is under the "Hawaii" category...)? He's Native Hawaiian (not Native American or African American).
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Phillis Wheatley was the first African-American Poetess. She was also the second African-American to get her book published under her name. This gained her freedom from slavery.
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The American Colonization Society
Haitians are considered part of the African diaspora, as the majority of the population in Haiti is of African descent due to the history of slavery and colonialism. However, the term "African American" specifically refers to Americans of African descent, so Haitians would not fall under this specific classification.
Ashley Sa'Mone is a mixture of things she's African-American, Caucasian, Native American and Creole. But she falls under being an American.
Before Barack Obama, no, there was not an African-American president. At least, from the research I've done there wasn't.
"The Battle of Jericho" is a spiritual or gospel song that falls under the genre of traditional African American music. Its roots lie in African American religious and musical traditions.