Jim Crow” was a name applied to what form of discrimination

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This is known as racial discrimination. More specifically discriminations against African Americans. A fun fact about this is how they created laws on this which have changed a whole lot over time.

Roman55 [17]3 years ago

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Discrimination to African Americans! Jim Crow Laws were formed to put Black people at a disadvantage.

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