Nemeur, RomaissaAzoui, Samih2020-01-302020-01-302019http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/9030This work turned around how extent did African Americans imposed their presence in the American society during Franklin Delano Roosevelt administration. Mary McLeod Bethune was taken as a case of study. Despite of being a woman of the black minority, she succeeded in finding the way to achieve equality between Americans and blacks. She had also participated in her career in changing the lives of many African Americans. This work was going back to what happened to America in 1929, when the American economy collapsed, it was a great crisis that known as the Great Depression. The entire American people had suffered a lot from this crisis, especially the African Americans. In this period there was a racial discrimination against African American, as well as the absence of social justice.enFranklin Delano RooseveltAfrican AmericansNew DealOther