Question

I really Need help on this Black History Essay

Answer 1

“One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.”– Simone de Beauvoir. If you assumed this quote is from a female you are absolutely right. Being called a woman is always frowned upon in a “man’s world”. Imagine being a black female it’s opposed by society ...

Answer 2

i don't understand what you're asking help for?

Answer 3

Ok..ill show u the prompt...and that was like a little bit of my intro paragraph

Answer 4

Oh haha okay, yeah, let me see the prompt and maybe i can help a little more

Answer 5

The history of African Americans unfolds across the canvas of America, beginning before the
arrival of the Mayflower and continuing to the present. From port cities where Africans
disembarked from slave ships to the battle fields where their descendants fought for freedom,
from the colleges and universities where they pursued education to places where they created
communities during centuries of migration, the imprint of Americans of African descent is deeply
embedded in the narrative of the American past. These sites prompt us to remember and over
time became hallowed grounds.
The hallowed grounds of Miami’s local history landmarks such as D.A. Dorsey’s home in
Overtown, on 9th Street and 2nd Avenue in Miami and Virginia Key Beach in Key Biscayne tell
the story of our struggle for equal citizenship. The imprint of Americans of African descent is
deeply embedded in the narrative of Miami’s past.
BLACK HISTORY PROMPT:
As an activist that recognizes the power of knowledge to bring change within our youth, write to
convince your reader why it’s important for young people to know and tell the history of the
struggle of the past and how this knowledge can be used to address your community concerns.
Cite specific evidence; include details to support your conclusion.

Answer 6

convince your reader why it’s important for young people to know and tell the history of the
struggle of the past and how this knowledge can be used to address your community concerns.

Answer 7

But the fact that i have to look for a landmark is confusing

Answer 8

that's literally the only portion you need except for citing evidence

Answer 9

the landmark would be like where they landed and where they were sent to

Answer 10

Like black females dont have any "historical landmarks so i want to write about the lack of role models as..in clubs are not there for black females

Answer 11

“One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.”– Simone de Beauvoir. If you assumed this quote is from a female you are absolutely right. Being called a woman is always frowned upon in a “man’s world”. Imagine being a black female it’s opposed by society this erupts low self-esteem and the lack of confidence in black females. Not necessarily all females but the ones in a historical landmarks called “Miami Women's Club” and “Woman's Club of Coconut Grove”. On the other hand, these historical landmarks only consisted of white females that’s where I’m stuck on realizing that black females are not even given a historical landmark.
For starters, African American girls aren’t given the foundation to become woman. Black history usually consist of the regular –Martin Luther King, Booker T. Washington, and Frederick Douglass. I’m here to talk about black females as a whole and give them the credit they rarely get rewarded with. I’m all for females and gender equality and freedom of all colors. This is why I am stunned to find out black females have little to no modern idols

Answer 12

what i wrote so far..:/

Answer 13

That is actually a very good start

Answer 14

really?!?!?/ :DDD i hated it because i thought it had nothing to do with the prompt and my uniqueness was gonna get me a horrible grade

Answer 15

Most teacher prefer you being unique. It normally gets you a better score. Personally i thought it was a great start :))))

Answer 16

not i need to do an persuasive arguement...so ...
1st prargraph -Intro
2nd is...um..im thinking counterclaim/problem
3rd can consist of a resoultion to this problem which is..the lack of black female clubs and historical landmarks
4th is conclusion

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now*

Answer 18

yes, that is a very good structure. just don't put umm into your essay ;)

Answer 19

lolll ...i know that ..smh/// i just have to plan this out on a grapic organizer for a grade and do this rough draft..im excited..its just i dont have alot of evidence/// except the personal research i did trying to answer the prompt... which was everytime i looked up historical landmarks ...and woman clubs popped up..it only had white females..not one black female

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graphic*

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and a newspaper artical about a protest about one of the clubs stating they didnt allow black females to join

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article*