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1 Warm-Up What is segregation? A difference? De jure? De facto?
What were Jim Crow Laws?

2 Let me tell you a story…

3 Are there different types of segregation?
Jim Crow Laws Nickname for “separate, but equal” “Jim Crow” laws - segregated buses and trains, schools, etc. Are there different types of segregation? De jure – segregation by law De facto – segregation by custom and tradition.

4 Why Jim Crow? 1800s = comedian by the name of Thomas Dartmouth Rice.
“Jump Jim Crow”.

5 Segregation in Effect

6 So what do you do? What is the most effective way of getting the world to change? Who do you need to support your cause?

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