Jim Crow Laws
by Kelsey Hoglin
1. Teachers
1.1. Any instructor who teaches at an instatuion where people of white and colored races who are enrolled and received will be deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
1.1.1. Oklahoma Law
2. Baseball
2.1. Any colored baseball team could not play on a white baseball diamond or two blocks from any white playground
2.1.1. Georgia Laws
3. Marriage
3.1. A white person and a person of color were prohibited to marry eachother
3.1.1. Florida Law
4. Toilets
4.1. Bathrooms were separated by colour of skin
4.1.1. Alabama Law
5. Prisons
5.1. All white felons are to have separate eating and sleeping apartments from colored people
5.1.1. Mississippi Law
6. These laws occurred between the late 19th century and early 20th century.
7. They were racist and knowledgeable and probably scared so they created these laws. These laws restricted African Americans do daily things and live a life equal to others.
8. Alcohol
8.1. People who sold alcohol had to sell it exclusively to white people, or exclusively to black people
8.1.1. Georgia Law
9. Schools
9.1. There were separate school rooms for colored people
9.1.1. New Mexico Law
10. Hospitals
10.1. Nurses were not forced to take care of a black patient if they didn't want to
10.1.1. Alabama Laws
10.2. Black people were placed in separate wards in the hospital.
10.2.1. Georgia Laws
11. Buses
11.1. There were separate waiting rooms and separate ticket windows
11.1.1. Alabama Laws
12. Barbering
12.1. A black barber could not serve to white women or girls
12.1.1. Georgia Laws