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Do You Think That The Men Who Wrote The Declaration Of Independence Meant African American When They Said That All Men Were Created Equal?
 I don't think so. Now, it does. But, back then, African Americans weren't given equal rights. Go to Google or Yahoo! Search to find out more. |
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pointweb  14 May 2008 03:07 |
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No, they meant rich, landowning white men. I'm not being a feminist, that's genuinely who they intended. In some areas, non land owning white men couldn't even vote. Blacks weren't men, they were property, like chairs. It was sick, but it made sense to them. Number one rule of the world: The advantaged will always look out for their own, even if with the best intentions. |
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peach_bug 14 May 2008 03:10 |
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I don't think colour has anything to do with it. The wording looks all inclusive to me and i mean both sexes too. The foundation of any nation in the world can never be built on colour but the contribution of all its citizens within its borders. And by this wordings i think , no matter what happens that is a strong foundation. Its up to you to take the challenge and realise your full potential as an individual and not race. |
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jeurii 14 May 2008 03:12 |
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