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Please note that after the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, freed African Americans still faced various obstacles socially, politically, emotionally, legally, economically, educationally, morally, etc. These areas help you to really sub divide your topic, don't you think?

First of all, you might label that they faced many social obstacles, namely in the form of racism and discrimination. Research shows that "their plight was similar to what Northern blacks had confronted--that of a free people ...

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