The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America:
The people of Africa were dragged to the New World, where they were enslaved and put to work and starved to death. The atrocities that African people witness are ongoing even today. This paper aims to take a journey through the history of African people. The article is divided into two parts: the f...
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The people of Africa were dragged to the New World, where they were enslaved and put to work and starved to death. The atrocities that African people witness are ongoing even today. This paper aims to take a journey through the history of African people. The article is divided into two parts: the first part is a concise history of the Atlantic Slave Trade and of its cultural and sociological aftermath in the New World, where the struggle between the South and the North exploited African Americans even after the Civil War. The second part focuses on the literary production of the African people, in order to connect these with experiences defined by pain, agony and nostalgia.
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spelling | doaj.art-c1d1863352324c02890ad64d334b542b2022-12-21T23:33:15ZengGalati University PressACROSS2602-14632021-12-0141The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America:Timucin Bugra EDMAN, Dr.0Hacer GOZEN, Dr1Duzce University, TurkeyIsik University in Istanbul, Turkey The people of Africa were dragged to the New World, where they were enslaved and put to work and starved to death. The atrocities that African people witness are ongoing even today. This paper aims to take a journey through the history of African people. The article is divided into two parts: the first part is a concise history of the Atlantic Slave Trade and of its cultural and sociological aftermath in the New World, where the struggle between the South and the North exploited African Americans even after the Civil War. The second part focuses on the literary production of the African people, in order to connect these with experiences defined by pain, agony and nostalgia. https://www.across-journal.com/index.php/across/article/view/70slave tradeAfro-American literatureBlack Culturesegregation |
spellingShingle | Timucin Bugra EDMAN, Dr. Hacer GOZEN, Dr The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: ACROSS slave trade Afro-American literature Black Culture segregation |
title | The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: |
title_full | The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: |
title_fullStr | The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: |
title_full_unstemmed | The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: |
title_short | The Black Experience from African Roots to the Black Identity in America: |
title_sort | black experience from african roots to the black identity in america |
topic | slave trade Afro-American literature Black Culture segregation |
url | https://www.across-journal.com/index.php/across/article/view/70 |
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