Racial Segregation is a term that is used to describe separation of people. Back in the late 1940's and in the 1950's, people were separated depending on their race. They were separated in restaurants, schools, bathrooms, TransportIon and water fountains. African Americans did not have the same rights as white Americans.

While Jim Crow regulated the enforced separation between white and African American Restaurants, today we find that many restaurant workers are segregated, depending on their work positions. This would mainly be found in fine-dining establishments.

Back in June of 1892, a man names Homer Plessy, who appeared as a white man, but was 1/8 African American. On a flight from New Orleans to Covington, Louisiana, had sat in the "whites only" railroad car to test Louisiana's segregation laws, and he was not alone in this fight either.

Ever since world war ||, Jim Crow promoted that seperate race bathrooms (blacks and whites) were to be seperate, and each race would have their own bathroom. However, whites defended these segregated spaces with violence. Worse things had started to happen, and eventually, the civil rights made things equal.

In 1954, the ruling in Brown vs. the board of education ended segregation in the United States. Ten years later, the South resisted enforcement of the court's decision.

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