What is Jim Crow Law? Jim Crow Law separated african american and whites. It made it hard for african americans to do any normal day things. It was made by white supremacist to keep whites and african american separated so they would almost have no contact with each other. In the eyes of the law african americans had separate but equal treatment. It was nothing but equal. They had terrible restrooms and water fountains. Both never really got cleaned very …show more content…
often, and when they were cleaned it was not cleaned well.
When was Jim Crow Law created? Jim Crow Law was created in 1944. It was made during the civil right movement in attempt to slow down the movement. All it did was make the want for equal right greater. During this time arose Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. Along with many other influential african americans. That would go on to change life for african americans all over america.
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Jim Crow Law was a very low point in american history.
African americans everyday lives were changed so much. In the 50’s all major railroad companies had to build certain rail cars called jim crow cars. These rail cars are often rundown and old. They often didn't even have seats in them. Some states often said “it shall be unlawful for a negro and white person to play together or in company with each other in any game of cards or dice, dominoes or checkers” (Jim Crow Law). it was even hard for african american kids to go to the park if they even had a colored park. Even though we no longer have the Jim Crow Law african americans still are not treated fairly and we still have race problems. Some people will still think they are better than one other you can think they are wrong. You can think that they will never be as good as you, but you should never hurt someone for the small fact that they are different than you. But I hope that as I grow and have kids they will never judge someone for how they look or the completion of their skin. We say we live in a fearless country but we still fear the things and people we don't
understand.