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Jim Crow is a segregation of black people in the U.S from whites.

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In a autobiography by Richard Wright titled "Black Boy" you get to read first hand what it was like for Richard and the people around him during the time of the Jim Crow Laws. There was racism everywhere and Richard had to learn how whites worked and how to act around them " I was learning rapidly how to watch white people, to observe their every
move, every fleeting expression, how to interpret what was said, and what was left unsaid".

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In response to the article "Summary of The New Jim  Crow" by Michelle Alexander, I do agree with what she is saying with the Mass Incarceration. 1 in every 15 African American men and every 1 in 36 Hispanic men are incarcerated in comparison to 1 in every 106 white men. On the "40 reasons why our jail are full of black and poor people" it was stated that despite the fact that Black and white people use "weed" at the same rates, a Black person is 3.7 times more likely to be arrested for possession of marijuana than a white person. Me and my two partners feel Police discrimination is a big effect on Jim Crow Era today. Police departments have engaged in campaigns of stopping and frisking people who are walking, mostly poor people and people of color. The reason we feel like this today because there are people and police that still make it hard on color and poor people but not in a noticeable way but you can still tell.
SOURCES:
"SUMMARY OF THE NEW JIM CROW" BY MICHELLE ALEXANDER
"40 REASONS WHY OUR JAILS ARE FULL OF BLACKS" BILL QUIGLEY
"SCHOOLS IN JIM CROW" PBS SCHOOLS JIM CROW
GEOGRAPHY OF JIM CROW VIDEOS

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Born as Sarah Breedlove. After her parents' passing, Sarah was sent to live with her sister, Louvinia, and her brother-in-law. The three moved to Vicksburg, Mississippi, in 1877, where Sarah picked cotton and was likely employed doing household work, although no documentation exists verifying her employment at the time.During the 1890s, Sarah Breedlove developed a scalp disorder that caused her to lose much of her hair, and she began to experiment with both home remedies and store-bought hair care treatments in an attempt to improve her condition. While her mother traveled, A'Lelia Walker helped facilitate the purchase of property in Harlem, New York, recognizing that the area would be an important base for future business operations. In 1916, upon returning from her travels, Walker moved to her new townhouse in Harlem. Walker quickly immersed herself in Harlem's social and political culture. She founded philanthropies that included educational scholarships and donations to homes for the elderly, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and the National Conference on Lynching, among other organizations focused on improving the lives of African-Americans. She also donated the largest amount of money by an African-American toward the construction of an Indianapolis YMCA in 1913.

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School:

Museum:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBvbKXLBTHM

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Charlotte lived in the South and then she moved to the North because she wanted to get educated up there. Then she moved back to the South so she could teach African Americans an she build a a school for them. Charlotte Brown couldn't make that much money in the South for she can build the school, so she went back to the North to raise money to build the school in the South. Charlotte taught the kids Latin, French, and other academic subjects. Jim Crow law was going on when she was trying to build the school for African Americans so she was going around it to make money to build the school. Charlotte became the president of North Carolina Association of Colored Women's Clubs, she was trying to get white club women to back suffrage for black women. Charlotte was seeing herself as a part of freedom struggles that's talking place in the black community.

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Education during the era of Jim Crow was highly segregated. Even the building that whites and blacks were taught in were different. The teachers were paid in different wages. Those who taught white children salaries were far higher than those of teachers who taught blacks. States spent different amounts of money on children for example in Alabama 37 dollars were spent on each white child in 1930 and just 7 dollars on those who were black.

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Barbara John wants too change her school environment because she seen how the white schools was bigger and more accomplished. She wanted all her school mates to protest to make her principle make the school look better like white schools look. She told all the kids that it might be some consequence behind it but they still want to do it to make the school better. Parents lost their jobs because of their kids was protesting .

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Atlanta had a race riot known as the Atlanta Race Riot of 1906.
Many whites held a riot  against integration of black schools  in Atlanta.
It was considered to be the " racial massacre of Negroes. White mobs killed dozens of blacks, wounded scores of others, and inflicted considerable property damage. Local newspaper reports of alleged assaults by black males on white females were the catalyst for the riot, but a number of underlying causes lay behind the outbreak of the mob violence.

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How were poor white affected during Jim Crow

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How were poor white affected during Jim Crow

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Poor white people were basically "white- skinned slaves". Although they weren't treated as badly as blacks were, they still had hardships to deal with. Because slavery deprived the South of a middle class. The plantation owners and bulk traders had no use for skilled and unskilled paid labor when slaves were cheaper, and since this labor lived on the plantations, towns did not grow, and so most whites were subsistence farmers. This system benefited the gentry who used race fear to keep the poor whites in line.

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This what happen in the North and the South

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This what happen in the North and the South

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A girl name Liz lived in New York City and she really didn't see segregation but in Miami Florida  Beach was segregated  because when Liz moved to the south to go to school and she was about to drink out the color and her friend told her not to drink out that one drink out the other water fountain so she felt bad but now she don't care so she try to make a change and didn't care about how they feel so they looked at her different because she drink out of color water fountain when she is white.