Throughout history African Americans have been thought of as inferior beings. Even long after the abolition of slavery, it is obvious that racial discrimination is still very prominent in today’s society. The black struggle at the simplest level can be explained as the set of experiences that black people have to face or overcome because of how they look and the group that they belong to and how society interprets that blackness. This can manifest itself in different ways and may not be a struggle that is not specific to the black population along but other racial groups as well. The way the struggle manifests itself can vary based on the region or location you ask. While asking students on UNC’s campus about the black struggle it was obvious that education seemed to be a major theme. This is representative of their surroundings. The collections of political, economic and social struggles black people have to encounter and overcome make up what we identify as the black struggle in the United States and at every level of the socioeconomic ladder black people have to learn to cope with these
Throughout history African Americans have been thought of as inferior beings. Even long after the abolition of slavery, it is obvious that racial discrimination is still very prominent in today’s society. The black struggle at the simplest level can be explained as the set of experiences that black people have to face or overcome because of how they look and the group that they belong to and how society interprets that blackness. This can manifest itself in different ways and may not be a struggle that is not specific to the black population along but other racial groups as well. The way the struggle manifests itself can vary based on the region or location you ask. While asking students on UNC’s campus about the black struggle it was obvious that education seemed to be a major theme. This is representative of their surroundings. The collections of political, economic and social struggles black people have to encounter and overcome make up what we identify as the black struggle in the United States and at every level of the socioeconomic ladder black people have to learn to cope with these