The state of Mississippi most likely made it illegal to promote racial equality because they wanted to keep the blacks at a lower social and economic position. Mississippi and other southern states followed the "Jim Crow" laws. In the states that followed the "Jim Crow" laws they were strictly enforced and people would be fined and imprisoned. In Mississippi, if anyone was caught promoting equality they could be fined up to $500.00 and/or be in jail 6 months in jail.
Mississippi likely made illegal to promote racial equality because of Anti-miscegenation laws mainly.
Explanation:
Anti-miscegenation laws were adopted by many southern states in the United States as they did not agree with the idea of sharing the same rights and privileges with the ones that used to be their servants, this states considered that the multiracial relationships should be forbidden since they wanted to keep the same difference of level between white and black people.
It would be dramatic poem "a. Shine on , Perishing Republic" that is answering someone else's question since the author is motivated to write when someone asks what is happening to his nation.
