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	'''African-American culture''' refers to ~~tbe~~ (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in ~~tbe~~ United States.		'''African-American culture''' refers to the (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in the United States.

	==History==		==History==
	=== Media influence ===		=== Media influence ===
	A politically correct view is that ~~tbe~~ media has (in particular in ~~tbe~~ past) described ~~tbe~~ black culture unfairly and [[stereotypically]]. Another view is that ~~tbe~~ media has (in particular more recently) censored and possibly actively contributed to many negative aspects of ~~tbe~~ black culture(s).		A politically correct view is that the media has (in particular in the past) described the black culture unfairly and [[stereotypically]]. Another view is that the media has (in particular more recently) censored and possibly actively contributed to many negative aspects of the black culture(s).

	=== Cultural changes ===		=== Cultural changes ===
	The black culture(s) has sometimes been seen as having became more dysfunctional with an increased prevalence of positive views on subjects such as drugs and crime; white [[racism]] sometimes being seen as ~~tbe~~ explanation for all black problems; and an increased prevalence of negative views on subjects such as education ("acting white") and traditional family values.		The black culture(s) has sometimes been seen as having became more dysfunctional with an increased prevalence of positive views on subjects such as drugs and crime; white [[racism]] sometimes being seen as the explanation for all black problems; and an increased prevalence of negative views on subjects such as education ("acting white") and traditional family values.

	A major change in ~~tbe~~ lifestyle and culture of many blacks occurred after ~~tbe~~ mechanization of agriculture and ~~tbe~~ move from southern agricultural districts to inner city areas. This was also accompanied by less supervision by whites and ~~tbe~~ increasing prevalence of phenomena such as drug use, gang culture, and glorification of dysfunctional behaviors in some media targeted in particular at lacks (such as ''gangsta rap'').		A major change in the lifestyle and culture of many blacks occurred after the mechanization of agriculture and the move from southern agricultural districts to inner city areas. This was also accompanied by less supervision by whites and the increasing prevalence of phenomena such as drug use, gang culture, and glorification of dysfunctional behaviors in some media targeted in particular at lacks (such as ''gangsta rap'').

	Another change has been ~~tbe~~ appearance of and increased focus on a black middle class. This has been extensively helped by "[[affirmative action]]" programs in education and employment, which have been criticized as often having displaced more qualified [[whites]]. Media targeted at ~~tbe~~ general population and in particular at [[whites]] has often predominantly focused on this particular group and censored ~~tbe~~ black over-representation in crime and other dysfunctional behaviors.		Another change has been the appearance of and increased focus on a black middle class. This has been extensively helped by "[[affirmative action]]" programs in education and employment, which have been criticized as often having displaced more qualified [[whites]]. Media targeted at the general population and in particular at [[whites]] has often predominantly focused on this particular group and censored the black over-representation in crime and other dysfunctional behaviors.

	==See also==		==See also==
	===Black relations===		===Black relations===
	* [[Black privilege in ~~tbe~~ United States]]		* [[Black privilege in the United States]]
	* [[Black supremacism]]		* [[Black supremacism]]
	* [[Civil rights movement]]		* [[Civil rights movement]]

Bacchus: Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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	'''African-American culture''' refers to ~~the~~ (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in ~~the~~ United States.		'''African-American culture''' refers to tbe (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in tbe United States.

	==History==		==History==
	=== Media influence ===		=== Media influence ===
	A politically correct view is that ~~the~~ media has (in particular in ~~the~~ past) described ~~the~~ black culture unfairly and [[stereotypically]]. Another view is that ~~the~~ media has (in particular more recently) censored and possibly actively contributed to many negative aspects of ~~the~~ black culture(s).		A politically correct view is that tbe media has (in particular in tbe past) described tbe black culture unfairly and [[stereotypically]]. Another view is that tbe media has (in particular more recently) censored and possibly actively contributed to many negative aspects of tbe black culture(s).

	=== Cultural changes ===		=== Cultural changes ===
	The black culture(s) has sometimes been seen as having became more dysfunctional with an increased prevalence of positive views on subjects such as drugs and crime; white [[racism]] sometimes being seen as ~~the~~ explanation for all black problems; and an increased prevalence of negative views on subjects such as education ("acting white") and traditional family values.		The black culture(s) has sometimes been seen as having became more dysfunctional with an increased prevalence of positive views on subjects such as drugs and crime; white [[racism]] sometimes being seen as tbe explanation for all black problems; and an increased prevalence of negative views on subjects such as education ("acting white") and traditional family values.

	A major change in ~~the~~ lifestyle and culture of many blacks occurred after ~~the~~ mechanization of agriculture and ~~the~~ move from southern agricultural districts to inner city areas. This was also accompanied by less supervision by whites and ~~the~~ increasing prevalence of phenomena such as drug use, gang culture, and glorification of dysfunctional behaviors in some media targeted in particular at lacks (such as ''gangsta rap'').		A major change in tbe lifestyle and culture of many blacks occurred after tbe mechanization of agriculture and tbe move from southern agricultural districts to inner city areas. This was also accompanied by less supervision by whites and tbe increasing prevalence of phenomena such as drug use, gang culture, and glorification of dysfunctional behaviors in some media targeted in particular at lacks (such as ''gangsta rap'').

	Another change has been ~~the~~ appearance of and increased focus on a black middle class. This has been extensively helped by "[[affirmative action]]" programs in education and employment, which have been criticized as often having displaced more qualified [[whites]]. Media targeted at ~~the~~ general population and in particular at [[whites]] has often predominantly focused on this particular group and censored ~~the~~ black over-representation in crime and other dysfunctional behaviors.		Another change has been tbe appearance of and increased focus on a black middle class. This has been extensively helped by "[[affirmative action]]" programs in education and employment, which have been criticized as often having displaced more qualified [[whites]]. Media targeted at tbe general population and in particular at [[whites]] has often predominantly focused on this particular group and censored tbe black over-representation in crime and other dysfunctional behaviors.

	==See also==		==See also==
	===Black relations===		===Black relations===
	* [[Black privilege in ~~the~~ United States]]		* [[Black privilege in tbe United States]]
	* [[Black supremacism]]		* [[Black supremacism]]
	* [[Civil rights movement]]		* [[Civil rights movement]]

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	'''African-American culture''' refers to the (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in the United States.		'''African-American culture''' refers to the (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in the United States.

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[[File:Well-to-do Afro-Americans in the 1920s (left) and in the 21st century.jpg|thumb|500px|Well-to-do Afro-Americans in the 1920s (left) and in the 21st century]]
'''African-American culture''' refers to the (sub)culture(s) of [[blacks]] ([[African Americans]]) in the United States.

==History==
=== Media influence ===
A politically correct view is that the media has (in particular in the past) described the black culture unfairly and [[stereotypically]]. Another view is that the media has (in particular more recently) censored and possibly actively contributed to many negative aspects of the black culture(s).

=== Cultural changes ===
The black culture(s) has sometimes been seen as having became more dysfunctional with an increased prevalence of positive views on subjects such as drugs and crime; white [[racism]] sometimes being seen as the explanation for all black problems; and an increased prevalence of negative views on subjects such as education ("acting white") and traditional family values.

A major change in the lifestyle and culture of many blacks occurred after the mechanization of agriculture and the move from southern agricultural districts to inner city areas. This was also accompanied by less supervision by whites and the increasing prevalence of phenomena such as drug use, gang culture, and glorification of dysfunctional behaviors in some media targeted in particular at lacks (such as ''gangsta rap'').

Another change has been the appearance of and increased focus on a black middle class. This has been extensively helped by "[[affirmative action]]" programs in education and employment, which have been criticized as often having displaced more qualified [[whites]]. Media targeted at the general population and in particular at [[whites]] has often predominantly focused on this particular group and censored the black over-representation in crime and other dysfunctional behaviors.

==See also==
===Black relations===
* [[Black privilege in the United States]]
* [[Black supremacism]]
* [[Civil rights movement]]
* [[Black History Month]]
* [[Gangsta]]
* [[Hip Hop]]
* [[Magical Negro]]
* [[Martin Luther King]]
* [[Race and crime]]
* [[Race and sports]]
* [[The Knockout Game]]
* [[Wiggers]]

=== Religion ===
*[[Black Hebrew Israelites]]
*[[Nation of Islam]]
*[[Rastafarianism]]
* [[Black liberation theology]]

[[Category:Afro-american]]
[[Category:Black culture, history, and stereotypes]]