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Remember explain what details of the institution of slavery, the economics of slavery and the practice of slavery existed for each region of America Some ways to focus or organize this paper: How did the experiences of African Americans under French and Spanish rule in North America compare to that in the British Colonies? What was the characteristics of plantation slavery verse urban slavery? How did slavery differ from rural to urban? References Bankston, Carl L. African American History. Pasadena, Calif: Salem Press, 2006. eBook Collection (EBSCOhost).
Shipler in his essay “Jefferson Is America and America Is Jefferson,” Jefferson represents the most powerful contradiction of American society, because his declaration of individual liberty showed the brilliance of his extraordinary mind but also he claims that black people are inferior. Shipler considers that Jefferson had a deep understanding but at the same time he was such an ignorant person about what was happen, at that time concerning liberty and slavery. Slavery was a contradictory subject in Jefferson’s life. Although he was a defender for individual freedom and at one point he was against of slavery in America, but he owned slaves throughout his life. He was a politician that would speak out about slavery but would still employ slaves for his own use.
W. E. B. Du Bois Lahoma V. Rines For years there has been talk about African American leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Jessie Jackson and even Reverend Al Sharpton that are credited for fighting injustice for the African American people. But if the true be told W. E. B. Du Bois is the person that should really get the credit for starting the movement of equality for African Americans. Du bois was an African American man with a strong social position, who did statistics to examine racial discrimination against blacks, and his opposition to the thought that blacks where biologically inferior to whites is the reason why I choose to write about him.