Jim crow

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a group of people walking down a street next to each other
March to Montgomery.
black and white photograph of people holding signs
American civil rights movement | Definition, Protests, Activists, & Facts | Britannica
A white and a black man leading a civil rights march (late 50s to early 60s) — Steemit
two men walking down the street holding a sign that says here lies jit cow
New Report Documents 4,000 Lynchings in Jim Crow South
black and white photograph of people holding protest signs
I like this picture because it is showing how these people are fighting for there rights and want equality. They want to be heard by everyone
a man sitting on top of a tree next to a sign that says, this is a white area
an old black and white photo of people dancing in front of a rock'n'roll club
Chitlin' Circuit, named for soul food, gave Black entertainers a safe audience during segregation
a group of people standing outside of a building
Gordon Parks: Views of a segregated South
a sign that says whites only beyond this point
You Have Got To Love These Guys
black and white photograph of a man wearing a hat in front of a sign that reads, colored waiting room private property no parking driving through turning around
Bitter Times | Remembering Jim Crow
Bitter Times | Remembering Jim Crow
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three people holding signs that read, i am growing must go
The Jim Crow Laws, the totally bullshit "separate-but-equal" policy.
a black and white photo of a man leaning against a fence with a sign that says help wanted white only
Jim Crow was a series of rigid anti-Black laws. The term Black Codes is used most often to refer to legislation passed by Southern states at the end of the Civil War to control the labor, migration and other activities of newly-freed slaves. Southern legislatures enacted Black Codes in the 1860s. The Jim Crow era began later, nearer to the end of the 19th century after Reconstruction.