In the article Notes on the State of Virginia, published in 1782, Jefferson mentions the education, freedom and colonization of emancipated slave children outside of the United States. He believes that Africans should not stay in the United States, but should be emancipated. He supports the idea of ​​African Americans coming to the United States, "deeply ingrained prejudices harbored by whites; ten thousand memories by blacks of the wounds they have suffered; new provocations; the real distinctions that nature has made." Jefferson makes it clear that he shares contemporary beliefs about racial mixing and the impression of undesirable physical characteristics. He believes that the explanation for the limited achievements of African Americans will always be obscured The America that creates the reason why everyone will have a harsh lifestyle Of course, most AfricansHe is the third president of the United States, and he was the voice of the new America How public official, historian,. philosopher and plantation owner, served his country for over fifty years. Three years later he married Martha Wayles Skelton, with whom he lived happily for ten years until her death. From their marriage six children were born. He led a simple life living in his home in Monticello and inherited slaves from both his father and father-in-law. He owned approximately 200 slaves, nearly half of them under the age of sixteen. Another thing is that about 80 of these lived in his house; the others lived on plantations and also on his estate in the poplar forest. Over the course of his life Jefferson freed only two slaves and five in his will and had two others who escaped