US African Americans. XX century
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In the 1960s. The world watched with anxiety a wave of bloody riots and uprisings, covering more than a hundred cities of the United States. The inhabitants of the Black Ghetto acted with weapons in their hands against racial discrimination and segregation of them, for equal civil rights. But a quarter of a century later, in the 1990s, more black people from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and other countries of Africa arrived in the USA in the USA, which was exported from there to the most “peak” years of the American slave trade. And after a few more years, the four -star general, the chairman of the US Armed Forces Committee, became the Negro (K. Powell), the second person of the Presidential Administration of the Negro (K. Rice) In 2008, a dark -skinned American American B. Obama was nominated and successfully held the primary elections (primaries) with a candidate for president of the United States and successfully. One of the main tasks of the book is to analyze the reasons for such unexpected, seemingly changes in the field of fairly tense interracial relations in the United States.
For historians and a wider circle of readers
For historians and a wider circle of readers
Author:
Author:Nitoburg Eduard Lvovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-02-036758-6
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