Unified-Diversity in America
Unified-Diversity in America
Unified-Diversity in America
- In the 1800's, there was an emerging civil rights movement that involved many European American men and women corroborating with free and enslaved African American men and women to end chattel slavery. This type of social interaction established the framework for social justice around freedom for all African Americans and the beginning of unified-diversity in the United States of America. Unified-diversity is unconditional support, nondiscriminatory practices, and positive engagement within the social context of race, gender, age, religion, political party, disability, and/or sexual orientation. Literally, free Americans risked their own lives and freedom to end the social injustice and political degradation of the racial enslavement system in the United States of America.