African-American children sit on the edge of a railroad by a dirt road, in a shantytown on the outskirts of New Orleans, 1880. (13/30)

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African-American children sit on the edge of a railroad by a dirt road, in a shantytown on the outskirts of New Orleans, 1880.
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  1. African Americans? Weren’t These children born in America, so aren’t they Americans? Would you apply the same logic to any other? If the individual wishes to honor their heritage that’s up to them and should be respected but the term is questionable when applied without consent.

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