The Strange Career of Jim Crow
"The Strange Career of Jim Crow," by C. Vann Woodward, provides a seminal analysis of the history and evolution of segregation laws in the American South, arguing that enforced racial segregation is a relatively recent development that began in the 1890s and was not a longstanding tradition, thereby influencing the civil rights movement and shaping the understanding of race relations in America.
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