Americans also read how some African Americans thought according to Malcolm’s experiences. Both the Birth of a Nation and The Autobiography of Malcolm X illuminated the time in which they were released and were extremely influential on the American society. After the end of the civil war in 1877, America was faced with the task of reconstruction and the equalization of the American public, that being both blacks and whites...
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With the victory of the Union in the civil war, Southern blacks were granted the right to vote by the constitutional amendments. White supremacist groups in the south opposed these decisions and eventually the governments it the south were unable to enforce that right. After the failure of reconstruction, Southerners justified their segregated society and denial of voting rights by stating that the blacks corrupted politics...
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