The Fourth July

July 4th is the famous American, the day of freedom and freedom. In her article, on July 4, the Lord expressed her anger because I felt racial discrimination when I bought an ice cream with my family with an ice cream parlor. At that time, racial discrimination of time was spread throughout the United States. Because they did not know anything about changing society, the family of Lorde was silent about everything they faced. In her essay, blacks are surrounded by social and political constraints, so it is clearly depicted that it is impossible to resist black people and fight all. Her family experienced a glimpse of racial discrimination when a girl went to the capital to take a holiday on 4th July (Lorde and Audr). When the Lord visited the capital, he did not see the freedom of freedom. On 4th July she was ironic because she experienced racial discrimination and July 4th was Independence Day (Rowell and Alexander). In her essay, she expresses her anger, and she also informs readers the holidays the people were doing, but they do not really know what the real holiday represents. All the articles found an angry tone. She also said he saw July with pain and anger. The title of this article highlights the sarcastic experience between her experience and the visit to the country's capital.

Lorde, Audr. "July 4." Common rationale: Reading and writing about American culture (1994)

Row, Alexander. "Racial Discrimination: Black people need to obtain more equal opportunities because there is continuing institutional race discrimination in the US" (2015)

The Independence Day (July 4; July 4; 4) is a holiday in the United States to celebrate the adoption of the "Declaration of Independence" on July 4, 1776. The Continental Congress declared that 13 American colonies considered themselves free and independent, and that the United States no longer has connections with the British royal family. Congress actually voted to declare independence two days ago and July's Independence Day is usually a fireworks, parade, barbecue, carnival, market, picnic, concert, baseball game, family reunion, political speech And ceremonies Other public and private events that celebrate American history, government and tradition. Independence Day is the national day of the United States.

Just like a celebration held in the United States on July 4th, there are holidays in the UK similar to July 4th. Guy Fawkes Day celebrates assassination of James I on November 5, 1605. Guy Forks is a member of a gunpowder section where barrel barrels are placed under the aristocrat in order to try to assassinate Protestant King. Since 1660, the custom was celebrated on November 5, and British citizens lit their campaign to celebrate

Frederick Douglas's "Slavery is July 4", he painted a powerful message depicting slaves. Celebrate American freedom on 4th July, but what do they want to celebrate for slavery today? They are caught by free will and serve freely to white people. As Douglas said on the page of 1954, "What is July 4th for American slaves? I replied: This day is the serious thing he suffered from all the other days of the year It is fair and cruel thing.