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These are, the Cornell Notes.

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Below - The Spring 1956 cover for "The Negro Traveler's GREEN BOOK"

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In 1936, a man named Victor H. Green authored a book that would help those being prejudiced. He wrote "The Negro Motorist's Green Book". It was the guide book for the smart and cautious traveler. After its initial release, it was rewritten and re-released multiple times to remove properties that no longer allowed black people and added properties that did.

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In the 1930', slavery had been abolished. But that didn't mean that people were free from racism and prejudice. Many properties still did not allow black people to rest or eat there. During this time, a book was released to support those being prejudiced.

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The Green Book was a positive aid during the time, and while it may be an example of something caring people did to help those being prejudiced, it was also a perfect example of the problem. The hardships of this time. Aids like this wouldn't be necessary if the problem of racism was non-existent.

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Life in the 1930's was difficult, very difficult. Prejudice was something you could not escape as a black person. It was almost everywhere you went, and it made everything unpleasant.