How did the Jim Crow laws fortify and perpetuate, or continue, racial discrimination in the United States?

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10-07-2015
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How did the Jim Crow laws fortify and perpetuate, or continue, racial discrimination in the United States?

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goldwolf goldwolf · Answer 1 · 2015-07-10T08:40:07+02:00

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10-07-2015

Jim Crow laws gave White Americans a legal backbone to discriminating against Afro-Americans socially and politically. For example, public restrooms were segregated and usually, Blacks were given the poorer quality ones.

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jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-11-03T19:14:28+01:00

The Jim Crow laws helped to fortify and perpetuate, or continue, racial discrimination in the United States because:

They helped to provide legal ways to continue discrimination

Jim Crow laws are those laws which were passed by the government of the United States which helped to further segregate between the whites and blacks in America.

As a result of this, they gave the legal backing for black people to be segregated and separated from white people in schools, prisons, transport systems, etc.