Beyond Slavery: African Americans from Emancipation to Today
Beyond Slavery: African Americans from Emancipation to Today
Byers, Ann
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Just the Series: Slavery and Slave Resistance   

Series and Publisher: Slavery and Slave Resistance   

Annotation: Through excerpts from source documents, images, and riveting narrative, presents the post-emancipation struggle of African Americans to overcome centuries of discrimination.
Genre: [Government]
 
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Catalog Number: #121679
Format: Library Binding
Reading Level: 6.0
Interest Level: 7-12
Guided Reading Level: Z

Once slavery ended and emancipation was granted to slaves in the United States, African Americans did not suddenly find true independence and equality as they had dreamed. Instead many struggled to correct centuries-old attitudes that they were inferior to whites. Through excerpts from source documents, images, and riveting narrative, students will learn about the struggle and the rise of many in the black community to positions of power and importance in America.

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