Being Accepted into an African American Society

The idea that was accepted at that time in non-ferrous society was to adhere to customs and culture related to indigenous peoples. If singing tribal songs is part of some of the pride of African culture, the second and third generation slave children of the hybrid do not think their old habits attractive, It has created a gap in already fragmented African society. A black child and a white child have the same level of thought and understanding to follow the same rules and desires. Therefore, it is hard work for others to seriously think about their culture. Which culture adopts, adapts and abandons discrepancies between fe

However, African Americans were not accepted by white society, but ethnic tensions increased in the 1920s. Since the 1910s African Americans have migrated from southern cities to northern cities because of extreme racial discrimination, the threat of lynching, and the general attack of white. The population of African Americans increased from 44,000 in 1920 to 234,000 in Chicago in 1930.

In contemporary American society, African Americans are more accepted and integrated into society. African-Americans are now part of the most famous names. We have seen many African American basketball players, musicians, and senior government officials. African Americans have come a long way. However, not everyone accepts African Americans. Madonna G. Constantine and Sha'kema M. Blackmon talk about 'ethnic socialization experience of black teenager' (Matson 111). According to them, "Researchers believe that racial discrimination and discrimination are intermediaries in the development of black lives" (Matson 111). Even in the newly accepted American society, "black teenagers" still need to deal with some prejudice from their colleagues.