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What do the Jim Crow laws reflect about the values of freedom and liberty for all people as guaranteed under the Constitution? Were those rights a guarantee?

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There were rights, but they were not equal and cruel. Practically not having true rights at all.

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that these rights are saying that whites and blacks are still separate, these rights also aren't equal.

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the rights were not equal the the people that made the law are racist's

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they arent equal at all make colors sit away from the whites they seen colored people as weapons

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they arent equal at all make colors sit away from the whites they seen colored people as weapons

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theses rights are not equal and the people that made it are racists

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The Jim Crow laws reflect that black people are given the rights the constitution gives them, but they are very restricting and harsh towards colored people.

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The rights were only guaranteed if you weren't a criminal. The Jim Crow laws made it nearly impossible not to be a criminal if you weren't white.

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The jim crow laws reflected that black people ad rights but they were very restricting and weren't rights at all

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They gave them rights, but they were not equal to the colored people. they were treated cruelly and unfairly, limiting and restricting them from their freedom. So they were still separating whites from the colored. So the rights were guaranteed to whites only.

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The Jim Crow laws gave colored people rights yet those rights were unfair and included lots of segregation.

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The Jim Crow laws Made it so, that people of color had less freedom to do anything, this was made so whites could arrest them for the smallest things.

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Jims Craw laws contradict the values of liberty for all, violating the Constitution. They denied basic rights to people of color, restricting their freedom of movement, voting, education, and work. Segregation undermined equality and perpetuated discrimination.