. Consider other perspectives: How might the American experience depicted in this poem differ from that of immigrants or of African-Americans (remember, slavery was abolished in 1865 – 5 years after this poem was published)? the poem i hear america singing

The poem portrays America as a place that promotes much happiness to its people, but African Americans and immigrants had to overcome racism and xenophobia to have that same happiness.Why was the experience of immigrants and African Americans different?Because they weren't considered Americans.Because they were undervalued.Because they didn't have access to the same freedoms as Americans.African Americans experience strong oppression when they were slaves. After they were freed, this oppression continued through strong racism and the limitation of civil and individual liberties, which did not allow them to live in full freedom like other Americans.Similarly, immigrants were also devalued and suffered from xenophobia that caused a lot of oppression and difficult problems to solve.Learn more about "I Hear America Singing:"https://brainly.com/question/17351377#SPJ1