Kookie Questions July Fourth

What is the true meaning of freedom? Many families celebrate Fourth of July by watching fireworks, having quality time with families, and even having barbecues. People tend to forget why they celebrate. Fourth of July marks the day of freedom for Americans and is therefore, a national holiday for the people. The question is, why aren't the Negros mentioned anywhere in this so-called freedom and equality? Others may be celebrating but the Negros cannot since they didn't gain their liberty and freedom. Celebrating and bringing forth overfilling joy brings out the inhumane mockery and irony towards the Negros. The mournful wails of millions of people who haven't had the chance to celebrate the freedom of all people is simply miserable and unfair. Respect has to be shown to everyone, especially since the Constitution and The Bible even stated that "all men are created equal". By celebrating only for themselves, the Americans have brought forth how false and fake their actions are. Negros have just as much equality as any other people and should be provided with the same freedom that Americans have celebrated. In this sense, Fourth of July is just like any other day to the Negros since they haven't earned anything. It is just a day of injustice and cruelty to them. The Declaration of Independence alluded to God and said that He has created every man equally and that Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness are secure rights to each men. How ironic is this? The American people all respect and follow the lines stated in the Declaration of Independence, yet they still don't do anything about the sins that they are committing. Continuing slavery and not putting forth the fact that even Negros have the right to be equal like any white people are just simply cruel acts of man. True freedom is when every man is given equal rights and there is no discrimination between people in this world.