Black People Past and Present and  Their future:

Black people have a bright past and present. Over the years, there have been many black leaders. This fact made me wonder if there was some characteristic that set them apart. It is important to know about the bright side of their history.

Keeping this question in mind. I decided to explore the dominant characteristics of black people in America, past and present. After that, I tested these features so people could see that they had the same features as Notes.

Harriet Tubman:

Harriet Tubman was a slave who had escaped from Maryland and his people were known as "Moses". It was a secret network of safe houses from which escaped slaves could live in the north.

He organized everyone according to the characteristics of his dominant leadership. Do you really think that if you could travel from Virginia to Canada, you would spend most of your time planning and arranging routes?

Anyway, we have William Loud Garrison and I know most of you are saying he is not a black man but Bill Clinton did so much for black people like Garrison that a lot of people called him.

The first black president said. Garrison Harriet was a really good friend of Tubman. Now I know what you are thinking. It wasn't that they were just friends in the struggle.

For more than three decades, from the first issue of his weekly paper to The Liberal. Until the publication of the last issue after the end of the Civil War in 1831, Garrison was a supporter of slavery and American rights.

In 1832, he founded the New England Anti-Slavery Society. And the following year, he facilitated the American Anti-Slavery Society. And next year, the American Anti-Slavery Society. These were the first organizations dedicated to the immediate release of slaves. There was good courage in leading the outpost.

 Frederick Douglas:

Now let's talk about Douglas, Frederick Douglas. Which there was probably only one page or maybe a paragraph in your eighth-grade history class. Frederick Douglas, first quoted by William Lloyd Garrison. Born into the world in 1815. Frederick was a firm believer in injustice. All things considered. Whether they're black, female, American, or late.

Black people of the past and present

He was against slavery. He also played a key role in raising British funds for the launch of the North Star newspaper. Douglas wanted full citizenship, including the social, civil, and political rights of black people.

Douglas met with President Abraham Lincoln and President Andrew Johnson in 1863 on the subject of blacks. Despite the fear that his information could endanger his freedom and his life.

Douglas published his autobiography, The Life of Frederick Douglas, through an American slave. This was followed by the first issue of the four-page weekly North Star outside Rochester, New York.

  The beauty of Fred K's leadership is that the honest Immune is writing the life of Frederick Douglas. Who could be an American slave? Because it's about his escape, despite the fact that it's behind his mind. What is the decision?

 Booker T. Washington: -

Black people of the past and present

Baker T. Washington was born in 1856 in slavery on a tobacco farm. Baker T. Washington believed that blacks should not be pressured to achieve equal civil and political rights with whites. And they should focus on improving their financial capabilities and quality of life.

  In doing so, he believed that blacks would gain the respect and love of whites and that civil and political rights would become an issue.

  WEE Dobos and Frederick Douglas believed that the government should now give blacks equal rights. Baker T has encouraged blacks to succeed and told whites that they have no debt to blacks because they are willing and able to do it themselves.

Marx Garve: -

Marcus Garvey is the leader who read Baker T. Washington's Up for Slavery. Decided to run the Negro Information Association and the African Community League (UNIA). And insisted on close calls. Be proud and return to your native Africa. He persuaded thousands of supporters to return to Africa, which he advocated.

Black people of the past and present

In 1919, Garvey founded the Black Star Line to transport cargo to Africa. But after a short voyage, the ship sank due to poor business practices.

 Guevara tried unsuccessfully to persuade the Liberian government to acquire land in West Africa. Which was settled by black Americans. So the next time someone asks you to go back to Africa. Let's try But the Liberian government will not allow us to refuse.

The Black News maker's life ended tragically in 1940 after a heart attack. The black nationalist read out his statement in the Chicago Guard. Apparently, as a result, Garvey suffered another stroke and died.

 The earlier prophecies were self-fulfilling prophecies. The virtue of Garvey's dominant leadership was a vision. Garvey's vision for a new nation for black Americans in Africa. And although only a few people had the ability to revive this journey. It was a great achievement.

 Martin Luther King:

Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the first black leaders to believe that power was not in the face of anger. On the contrary, it was in this alliance that he marched first, which was only a strike and the last.

 Many modern unions have adopted the same method today. King organized the Washington March on March 28, 1963, for a major political rally in Washington DC.

Martin Luther King Jr. advocated racial harmony with his historic phrase "I have a dream". During the Lincoln Memorial March. About 250 people took part in the march. There were an estimated 200,000 African Americans and 50,000 whites. Dr. King's current leadership has been a feature of justice. Which is described in a fair and consistent manner.

Black people of the past and present

The civil rights movement has benefited not only the black bus but also women and other minorities. Many whites lost their jobs. That was not the case in the late 1800s.

 So my message to all my black youth who are reading this is to never put all white people in one box. Because a lot of people have supported it. My message to white youth is never black in this box that I know if you see the police. Jazz listens and the Lakers go into the game. I don't know if the elevator you are taking was invented by a black man, Alexander Mill.

 The first open-heart surgery was performed by black Dr. Daniel Hale Williams. And Dr. Charles Drew invented the first blood bank. And established it all over the world. I know you all must have driven well in the next two days in 1940 or somewhere else.

Garrett A. Morgan invented the automatic traffic signal. Look, yes, go ahead. You will see that the grass needs to be cut well, which is not possible without John Burr who invented linear power. So next time you hear 50 or think of police officers. Place ten traffic lights from Kenmore on Open Heart Surgery.

After Malcolm X's visit to Mecca. Saudi Arabia shared its ideas and beliefs with different cultures. And the response was overwhelmingly positive. When he returned, Malcolm said he had met "blonde, blue-eyed men with whom I could call my brothers." He returned to the United States with a new vision of integration and new hope for the future.

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This time, when Malcolm spoke, African Americans sent a message to all generations, not just preaching. After which he was killed. Malcolm's current leadership is characterized by teamwork. Which seeks to unite all races for social change.

Black people of the past and present

This person didn't talk about it. He went out and did what. Know the importance of Thorgan Martial Leadership. To discuss a case before the Supreme Court, you must have extensive knowledge of the law.

This means that the way black people are proving their loyalty in the past is the same today. From Obama to Camilla Harris, everyone considers it an honor to serve this deity. Recognize the reality of love and affection, end racism, and strengthen unity.

The Future of Blacks:

The future of black people, like any group of people, will depend on various factors such as political, economic, and social conditions.

However, it is important to note that black people, like all people, should have the same opportunities to succeed and reach their full potential. This requires addressing systemic barriers to equality, such as discrimination and lack of access to resources and opportunities. Addressing these issues will be key to ensuring that black people have a future of justice, equality, and prosperity.

It is also important to empower black communities and give them a voice in shaping their future through initiatives such as community organizing and political representation. Black people's involvement in shaping their own future and that of society as a whole will be critical in creating a brighter future for all.