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    have to take more than that to change the minds the rest of the world‚ including Montgomery‚ Alabama. Some of the little things that contributed to the boycott were the most important‚ such as the Jim Crow laws. The Jim Crow laws had many different parts to it‚ but more in particularly the buses. The laws prevented the African Americans from sitting in the front aisles of the bus. Therefore‚ they sat in the back or even had to stand. When the white rows were filled up‚ an African American would

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    The civil rights movement was a time in America in which Blacks and other minorities started getting more independence and more equal rights. This movement required several courageous leaders and many life changing events occurred in order for America to become the integrated nation that it is today. A number of protests and boycotts took place but they were usually non-violent‚ (which the minorities discovered that the non-violent approach worked the best.) Throughout this period in time schools

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    Blacks were not only forbidden to sit down before whites‚ but it was also illegal for them to do so. Nearly all aspects of their lives remained trammeled and in past tense of whites‚ even when merely mailing a letter. David Fremon‚ author of The Jim Crow Laws and Racism in American History expands on the issue: “In some places‚ such as post offices or banks‚ whites and blacks shared facilities. However‚ blacks had to wait until whites were finished before they could be served” (28). African-Americans

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    influence community commissions than ever before. The civic privileges development was a lump well-known development to protect for people of color equivalent approach to and chances for the fundamental rights and privileges of United States liberation. Jim Crow codes afflicted the two ethnic groups people of color and

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    recalcitrant Lula‚ whose lack of education causes her to hate even the innocent white children‚ although they have done nothing to promote their racial superiority. This is this same Ignorance that breeds fear and hatred for another person. Up until the Jim Crowe laws were enacted‚ Negros were treated not as equals but as lesser beings in light of education. Losing sight of what is true versus what has been previously accepted can be very deadly. Likewise‚ adherence to code causes the citizens to become subjugated

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    racism; but it is also a history of immeasurable faith‚ hope‚ and courage. The Jim Crow laws Throughout American history‚ the black community suffered and endured two and a half centuries of slavery that did not allow them to exercise their civil rights as the white community was able to do so. Between the years 1876 and 1965‚ the legislation enacted the infamous Jim Crow laws‚ which were state and local laws that existed primarily in the South and originated from the Black Codes that were

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    many whites‚ especially those in the South‚ were unhappy that people they’d once enslaved were now on a more-or-less equal playing field. To keep the blacks separated the whites the whites started “Jim CrowLaws‚ this erased all the progress the previous legislation had done. The “Jim Crowlaws were laws that prevented blacks from using the same public facilities as the whites‚ this included bathrooms‚ schools‚ and restaurants to name a

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    through 1877. Reconstruction is when most federal troops were taken from the South and white Democrats took control of the state governments. Eric Foner wrote the article Why Reconstruction Matters he explains that during reconstruction the nation’s laws and Constitution were changed to give basic rights to former slaves. According to the article

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    answers any questions that you may have had. Since we are friends‚ I just wanted to give you some insight into my culture. My people were brought to this country in 1619‚ to work for white people‚ and by 1661‚ Virginia had enacted the very first slave law. “By 1776‚ the year the United States declared its independence from Great Britain‚ slavery was legal in every state‚ and African Americans labored as slaves throughout the North as well as the South.” (Social Probelms‚ Ch.3‚ p.65). From the beginning

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    south‚ creating the movement we all know as The Great Migration. Before the Great Migration‚ black southerners faced problems of segregation. The cause of the Great Migration was the desire of the African-Americans to escape segregation known as Jim Crow. They believed the racism was less prominent in the North. Little did they know‚ that was not the case. When

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