Although, the civil War brought about a turning point for a lot of citizens, these issues still exist today, and it is not based on any particular people, but based on government boundaries, to still include racism, poverty, politics, and some forms of slavery. Back then, when this all began Abraham Lincoln had become the President. “Opening the address he stated: “I have no purpose, directly, or indirectly, to interfere with the institution of slavery in the states where it exists” (Civil War Politics and Racism).
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Mothers are still slaves to their families, no matter the race, ethnic, or backgrounds. Fathers are still slaves to their jobs and their bosses, regardless of their color, religion, beliefs, and so on… Our kids are still slaves to their teachers, coaches, jails, prisons, and etc… No, it is not as bad as in the 1800s, but was more decades, we still share the experience. We do have states now and federal government. We also, still have elections, where people vote for various parties, so that a group of people can make decisions for millions of people. Yes, we still have issues with race, poverty, politics, and slavery. “The impact of the war on the home front affected both sides because this was a war fought on American soil. Once the war was over, the economy and population of the North began to recover. The South, however, faced deprivation and struggles for years to come.”
(Baxter Roberta) Seemingly, no matter who is in office, the Constitution/ Amendments, laws provided, the Emancipation Proclamation, nor anything to come, will be able to justify slavery, as well as, the present the entire world, with reasons to stop the hate and just be great! Some things are just