An English introduction to the current situation of black Americans

There are 26 million blacks in the United States, accounting for 1 1.7% of the American population. They are all descendants of slaves in 16 and 7 centuries. In the past 300-400 years, African-Americans have experienced such unforgettable years as the War of Independence, the Civil War, the struggle to develop the American West, and the Second World War. They watered the developed capitalist civilization in the United States today with their own blood, sweat and tears, and made great contributions to the development of American history. However, compared with the bloody experience of their ancestors today, there is not much essential improvement. Under the racial discrimination, the majority of blacks in the United States are increasingly on the road to anti-racial discrimination. This kind of struggle not only lasted for hundreds of years, but also became particularly fierce in this century.

In the United States of America, seven percent of the black population was announced at eleven o'clock. They are descendants of black slaves in the seventh century. In three or four years, African-Americans experienced the War of Independence, the Civil War in the western United States, the struggle for development and the Second World War. Their blood and tears were in such unforgettable years. The developed capitalist civilization in the United States today has made great contributions to the development of American history. But today, its predecessors have suffered a little fundamental improvement in their blood. African-Americans grew up against racial discrimination. Hundreds of years of struggle are not vivid, but are constantly being punished.