In the early 1900's, 6 million African Americans emigrated form the rural south of the US to the northeast, mid-west and west and thus began an urban existence in many of the cities in these areas so became important politically due to their numbers and their strong support of the civil rights movement later on.
In Tomorrow Is Now, written during the last months of her life, Eleanor Roosevelt proclaimed, “One thing I believe profoundly: We make our own history.” This quote is a clarion call for all of us to use history to guide principled individual action to make the world a better place to live.
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Answer: 1771 by Merle Robbins in Reading Ohio
Explanation:
Instead of it meaning all of mankind is equal, it truly boiled down to: All white, rich, males in a position of power, are equal.
I think it's a no brainer why some resisted unfair treatment. If you, your family, and everyone else like you were being disrespected, and stripped of their rights, wouldn't you want to freaking do something? So slaves, women, etc rose up, and tried to resist.
Slavery has no place in "All men are created equal"
Deliberatly placing a divide between social classes is not "All men are created equal"
Refusing women the right to vote is not "All men are created equal"
Robbing people of their land is not "All men are created equal"
