Key words: afroamerican, afroamerican english, culture, race, term
Summary
Afroamericans are members of the black race in the United States, and this group has a history dating back to slavery. Most of them are from people brought from Africa and forced to work as slaves and their descendants. The historical process of afroamericans was shaped by the abolition of slavery, the civil rights movement, and subsequent social struggles. Although the cultural heritage and historical experiences represented by afroamericans in the world are particularly evident in America, this heritage has a wide influence around the world. Afroamericans have made great contributions in many fields such as art, music, literature, and sports. For example, the development of musical genres such as jazz, blues, hip-hop and gospel can be traced back to afroamericans. The impact of afroamericans on the world is not limited to the cultural sphere; They were also socially and politically influential. Afroamericans have played an important role in the fight against racism in the United States and in the defense of black rights globally. Global resistance and advocacy movements such as Black Lives Matter are important examples of this struggle. These historical and cultural processes have contributed to the struggle for social justice and equality not only in America, but throughout the world.
