Since slavery, African Americans have fought for freedom in many ways. Whether it was freedom based on political rights (such as the right to vote), economic rights (such as the opportunity to have access to good jobs and make a decent living/wages), educational rights (such as access to good schools, job training, and college), cultural rights (such as the freedom of cultural expression), African Americans have struggled for and fought to define freedom. Discuss any of these forms of freedom (political, economic, educational, cultural) using any examples you would like.

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Since slavery, African Americans have fought for freedom in many ways. Whether it was freedom based on political
rights (such as the right to vote), economic rights (such as the opportunity to have access to good jobs and make a
decent living/wages), educational rights (such as access to good schools, job training, and college), cultural rights (such
as the freedom of cultural expression), African Americans have struggled for and fought to define freedom. Discuss any
of these forms of freedom (political, economic, educational, cultural) using any examples you would like.
Transcribed Image Text:Since slavery, African Americans have fought for freedom in many ways. Whether it was freedom based on political rights (such as the right to vote), economic rights (such as the opportunity to have access to good jobs and make a decent living/wages), educational rights (such as access to good schools, job training, and college), cultural rights (such as the freedom of cultural expression), African Americans have struggled for and fought to define freedom. Discuss any of these forms of freedom (political, economic, educational, cultural) using any examples you would like.
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