The Jim Crow Encyclopedia

Description

The Jim Crow Encyclopedia provides an exhaustive depiction of the structural structure of Jim Crow. It investigates the mind-boggling arrangement of segregation by a race that ran from the mid-1880s to the mid-1960s, and how this system influenced African Americans, Native Americans, Latino Americans, and Asian Americans in the United States. It portrays Jim Crow’s impacts on poli-spasms and culture in excess of 275 sections.