https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j Dylan Vo en-us 2019-10-22 16:27:16 UTC 2019-10-23 16:08:57 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/412062225/8761a043fdb09b78552ddf8b059c9bf4/revels_VOA_2_15_35_b.jpg dpvo100 https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/400977533 Minorities of color faced many social limitations. They were often segregated in the 1930's by race. There were white-only fountains, schools, and other buildings. They were also discriminated against when it came to property value. Colored neighborhoods often were classified as high risk by real estate unions. This has brought poverty to those neighborhoods that lasts to this day.Through the House Bills Number 301 and 342, minorities were prohibited from marrying Caucasians. The University of Washington explains the bill that limited the minorities' marriage freedom, "House Bill No. 301: a prohibition on marriages of persons of Caucasian ancestry to “Negroes, Orientals, Malays, and persons of Eastern European extraction.”" ]]> 2019-10-22 16:30:14 UTC https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/400977533 dpvo100 https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/400979770 Those oppressed in the 1930's developed many ways to spread their message and fight against racial discrimination. Many newspapers led by colored communities were used to illuminate their struggles and updates of the war against racism. Some of these newspapers would include the Northwest Enterprise, Voice of Action, and the Japanese American Courier. They also peacefully protested under bigger labor unions. Finally, they sent delegates to the Olympia State House in an effort to convince officials there to kill the anti-interracial marriage bill. One such newspaper, the Northwest Enterprise, pointed out the ridiculousness and counter-intuitiveness of the bills, stating," “Senator Maxwell has taken up the torch [from prior representative Dorian Todd] and if he were to have it his way, he would burn all the bridges of progress that education, sportsmanship, interracial understanding and progressive thinking have thus far carried this state through years of steadfast advancement, unblemished by discriminatory enactment and unhaltered by Jim-Crow laws.” ]]> 2019-10-22 16:33:22 UTC https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/400979770 dpvo100 https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/401310456 https://docs.google.com/document/d/10soH1dsxi29wXFL1Tjidg4W8erwA3A461snD5XRpsj4/edit#]]> 2019-10-23 07:57:46 UTC https://padlet.com/dpvo100/fq1zha0blf0j/wish/401310456