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Download full textAllen, Jody; Daugherity, Brian; Trembanis, Sarah – 2003
During the Jim Crow era, separation of the races in public places was either required by law or permitted as a cultural norm. Public school systems across the U.S. south were typically segregated. After 1896, these schools were supposed to adhere to the separate but equal rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court in "Plessy v.…
Descriptors: Black Students, Curriculum Enrichment, Heritage Education, Historic Sites
