Since When Can Black People Vote In America?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_suffrage

Why? Because they are Americans.

When? Since the 14th amendment in 1865 or so.

Seriously??

Is this a homework question?

You do realize that there is a tremendous amount of resource information readily available?

Wow, I guess some people really don’t go outside.

FYI Theres a black president too, but theres one or two things in the middle, go to the library.

I don’t know why everyone assumes that the OP is American. @germangirl if you are unsure how to begin to research the answer to this question, I would recommend going to your school’s librarian and asking for tips. If you are new to this kind of research, it can be hard to figure out which sites to trust and which not to.

15. Zusatzartikel zur Verfassung der Vereinigten Staaten

Bürgerrechtsbewegung

Martin Luther King Jr.

@glacial wo don’t have a school librarian. And thank you (:

To everyone: I can’t find something in the internet. I used google, but I can’t understand the texts..

Are you in Germany?

@janbb As I’ve mentioned several times when this sort of response arises, it is not against Fluther policy to ask or answer homework questions.

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@germangirl – I think I can understand your confusion. The web is not the best source if you have not identified precisely what you want to know. If you just want a date, then Google “Fifteenth amendment”, or “African-Americans suffrage.” But it is a complex subject and you would be advised to visit a library. Many important libraries have online catalogues that you can search, then you can make a list and take it to your local library.

@germangirl: Ich für die groben Leute hier entschuldigen. They verstehen das nicht. Versuchen Sie dies liebchen,
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/15._Zusatzartikel_zur_Verfassung_der_Vereinigten_Staaten

Willkommen in Fluther.

@janbb It was the 15th Amendment. 1870.

Jesus, when did Fluther become Sodahead?
You people were really disappointing today.