African slaves often used Christian hymns to communicate. The slaves used these hymns in order to communicate coded messages to each other about their conditions, and possible avenues for escape. The slaves' overseers thought that the slaves were simply singing religious songs and were not able to recognize the messages hidden within these songs. These hymns had an influence on the later musical style of the African American spiritual.
The main point of view of the "United We Win" poster from 1943 was that "<span>cooperation by all will result in American World War II victory", since it shows to people of different races working together for the war effort. </span>
Through laws that guaranteed them equal access to education
