Until the mid-twentieth century, African-Americans in the South were subject to a legalized system of racial discrimination. They were forced to use separate public facilities, which
were usually inferior to those for white Americans. Such discrimination affected virtually all
aspects of life for African Americans, including transportation, housing, education, and
medical care.
a
The Fourteenth Amendment
b
Jim Crow Laws
С
Executive Order 9981
d
The Civil Rights Act of 1964
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forced separation, often times by race.