The Integrationist Tendencies vs Emigrationist Tendencies in America

Abstract

In this work we examine both black resistance and revolution from slavery to the present in attempt to build on an obviously significant. The experience of African Americans and immigrants have long provide different and sometimes contrasting models with which the US has understood racial and ethnic differences . In some historical moments, Blacks and immigrants have made common cause in their struggle for inclusion since the early twentieth century scholars have often noted that the successful incorporation of immigrants into American society and perhaps even their social revegnition as white was connected to their differentiation from Blacks .We also discuss the concept of slavery and the different stages did the enslaved people passed through . We explore the abolition movement and the African figures that emerged in the late eighteenth century to advocated human rights and call for ending the institution of slavery . We shedlight on the growing of ethnic diversity among African Americans and the development of immigration and integration policies within US.