Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation, restricted African Americans' rights, and perpetuated systemic racism.
Jim Crow laws were state and local laws that enforced racial segregation and restricted the rights of African Americans, particularly in the South after Reconstruction. They prevented African Americans from exercising their legal rights, such as voting, and enforced practices that maintained racial inequality, such as segregated public spaces and inferior services.
The impact of Jim Crow laws led to African Americans being pushed into low-paying factory jobs, deprived of opportunities for education, and marginalized in society. These discriminatory laws perpetuated systemic racism and profound inequalities that lasted for decades until the Civil Rights Movement challenged and dismantled them.
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