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Line 1: − Niggers suck! all of these lower beings should die! niggers walk down the street talking their nigga jabba! i hate these niggas, niggas stank! make me sick! fuck them! + − HISTORY:+ − Contrary to popular belief, God didnot create blacks. he pooped them out, right in to the shitter that is africa. instead of getting to gether and being civilized, niggas formed tribes of savages to kill each other off, as God intended.+ − soon the white man came to help the diseased race, but them dirty niggas spat in our faces. the white man brought them damn negroes to america!!!!!! fuck porch monkeys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!+ + + + + + +
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"African American" is the term used to describe the ethnic background of Americans with African ancestry. Because many African Americans are descended from Africans brought to America as slaves beginning four centuries ago, the vast majority of African Americans today have [[European]] and [[American Indian]] ancestry as well as African.
==History==
Black people were originally brought to America to serve as slaves in southeastern states where large-scale agriculture was predominant. During the [[Civil War]], the slaves in states in "open rebellion" were freed by the [[Emancipation Proclamation]], which was signed by President [[Abraham Lincoln]]. Freedom, however, did not necessarily bring an improvement in conditions, as the system of [[sharecropping]] instituted after the end of the war left many ex-slaves in a continuing cycle of poverty. In large part as a result, many African Americans migrated in the early twentieth century to the northeastern and midwestern states, where they could find wage-paying jobs.
==Religion==
The majority of African Americans are members of Christian congregations, with [[Baptist]], [[Pentecostal]], and [[Methodist]] affiliations being among the most common. Some also belong to [[Islamic]] organizations, including the [[Nation of Islam]] founded by [[Elijah Muhammed]], to which group [[Malcolm X]] belonged to until the last years of his life.
==References==
* [http://www.adherents.com/rel_USA.html National Survey of Religious Identification (NSRI]
[[category:United States]]