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A 5 page paper which examines the problem of race as it was evidenced in the times following the freedom of the slaves. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
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Like any other social and personal experience in life it is a topic that could be seen, and analyzed, and experienced, and perceived differently by many different people. For example,
while some may argue that all slaves were beaten and degraded, others may claim that slavery offered a very safe environment for other slaves who were protected, if not loved,
by their masters. There are those who would argue all slaves hated the white people and were more than eager to be free and battle on their own while others
could well claim, as a slave, that they were frightened of freedom and loved their masters and so remained with them even though they were free. As with any reality
in life, there are many ways to experience and perceive such an incredibly powerful institution. With that in mind the following paper examines some of the problems associated with race
and freedom in the history of the African American. The Problem of Race and Freedom 1) How did slavery mask the problem of racism, or affect the questions
that individuals asked about themselves and their society? In many respects one can argue that slavery masked the reality of racism because there was no need to treat the Africans
in any special, or equal, manner when they were slaves. They were simply not regarded as human beings in the same way whites were and as such race was not
a problem. They were not much more than animals and people would even utilize the Bible to argue this particular point and how the African slaves were like children, thus
without rights, and should be treated as such. In short, it did not matter that they were black, just that they were slaves and the property of the white people.
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