The U.S. Constitution and Slavery

The writing of the US Constitution has a big vision of creating a strong country. The Bill of Rights document is written and it provides the rights to everyone. Constitutional writers of hypocrites who did not obey what they had talked about. Thomas Jefferson insists that "all are equal", but there are slaves. When he wrote the Constitution, the founder did not even think of slavery. They have been occupied to bring southern countries to union and to sign a new constitution.

After the war, the slaves were released. The 13th, 14th and 15th amendments of the US Constitution prohibit slavery, discriminate against and discard voting rights (Appendix A). These former slaves received not only the same opportunities and rights as white but also promises of land and scorpion. However, even though these laws exist, they are still unfairly treated. African Americans are very poor as slaves and freedom does not make them wealthy. Most people do not receive their land, so they have to go back to work for Caucasians. Laws were introduced to prevent black voting. They have to pass the literacy test and be able to pay the National Tax. Only when their grandfather can vote, they can skip these two tests. There are few black people who can meet these requirements, so they do not have the promised voting right yet. In addition, the Jim Crow law was introduced. They are

Legal Reason - The US Constitution does not prohibit slavery - foreign imports of new slaves will not end in 1808. There is no mention of the use of slavery in the Constitution or its death. According to the constitution, slaves are not citizens legally voting, only 3/5 of one person. The Constitution also provides for the return of uncontrollable slaves. Science - Most Caucasian southern people think that blacks are degenerate races, which are intellectual and moral development slow. Morphology plays an important role in this aspect. That is, the animal part of the brain is superior to morals and intellectuals - they show their bias in reason, judgment and prediction. Therefore, letting white masters think about you is a kind of "positive goodness". Blacks are also considered inherently inferior race, regarded as independent creatures (the theory called "diversity"). They are also seen as children of adults that must be governed