This is
really a two-part question. Regarding freedom during, many Americans were technically not
really free. Racial discrimination was widespread in many parts of America in the 1940s via
both Jim Crow laws and decades of bigoted patterns. And although segregation policies targeted
African Americans living in the Southern US, they were not the only group who suffered from
ethnic and cultural bias. Other groups who experienced prejudice included black people living in
Northern US regions, Latinos, Native Americans, Filipinos, Chinese Americans, Jewish Americans,
Japanese...
Sunday, 5 March 2017
Many Americans insisted that the nation was fighting to ensure freedom during the bloodshed of World War II. However, freedom had different...
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